Politics

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a new renter's ordinance and what it may entail for landlords. And, the Bears are looking at a second possible stadium location in Hammond. We break it all down on this episode of "The Chicago Report." 

The Supreme Court rejected the Republicans' attempt to reign in and impose new rules for mail-in ballots. Joining us from Washington to break down the fallout is Jessica Huseman, with Votebeat. 

The Chicago Bears confirmed that they soil tested another possible stadium site in Hammond, Indiana. Gregory Pratt, with the Chicago Tribune, joins us to weigh in on the new developments. 

Mayor Brandon Johnson says a new ordinance will increase protections for the city's renters, and some of the new requirements will mean a few changes for landlords. Miguel Chacon, with Compass Real Estate, joins us.

Stephen Maynard Caliendo joined Chicago's Morning News to discuss Supreme Court rulings, including President Trump's birthright citizenship order.

The Supreme Court released rulings in two high-profile cases Monday morning. North Central College professor Stephen Caliendo joins The Loop to break down it means.

There's a new name in the race for Chicago mayor, and it's a familiar one.       Democratic Congressman Mike Quigley announced today that he plans to run for the fifth floor city hall office currently occupied by Brandon Johnson.

There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.

There's a lot of drama in the race for the 4th District. Patty Garcia talks about challenging Macias signatures.

A major overhaul to the Illinois justice system could be officially underway.  House Bill 3363 lays the foundation for a brand new agency, the state public defender office.   The goal is to bring more consistent legal representation for Illinois residents who can't afford an attorney.  Joining us now to discuss the rolled-out timeline is the bill's sponsor, State representative Dave Vella, who actually started his legal career as a public defender, before heading to Springfield.

A new Illinois law signed by Gov. JB Pritzker aims to reduce junk fees for consumers across the state. Illinois State Rep. Bob Morgan (D-Deerfield), who sponsored the bill, joins ChicagoLIVE with the details.

President Trump went back to the venue of the White House Correspondents' Dinner in April, where a shooter was stopped by Secret Service. He's now focused on keeping his party in control on Capitol Hill and marking the country's 250th anniversary.

The UAP Disclosure Forum in Washington, D.C., brought together lawmakers and panelist to discuss UFO transparency. Harvard Professor Avi Loeb joins ChicagoLIVE after attending the event.