Can anything be done about vacancy rates in the Loop? | Chicago Report Debates
Incumbent Assessor Fritz Kaegi is facing a primary challenge from Pat Hynes, the Lyons Township assessor and former employee of the county office, for the Cook County assessor.
Incumbent Assessor Fritz Kaegi is facing a primary challenge from Pat Hynes, the Lyons Township assessor and former employee of the county office, for the Cook County assessor.
Questionable fundraising? Cook County assessor candidates trade donation accusations
Pay to play? Fritz Kaegi and Pat Hynes accuse each other of accepting questionable donations “Let’s be honest.”
Pay to play? Fritz Kaegi and Pat Hynes accuse each other of accepting questionable donations “Let’s be honest.”
Kaegi claims Hynes took donations from Madigan's law partner | Chicago Report Debates
Kaegi claims Hynes took donations from one of Michael Madigan's law partners.
Kaegi claims Hynes took donations from one of Michael Madigan's law partners.
'This shouldn't have happened': Kaegi addressed property tax bill hikes | Chicago Report Debates
Incumbent Assessor Fritz Kaegi and Pat Hynes discuss property tax bill hikes in Chicago and how some areas have seen significant upticks compared to others.
Incumbent Assessor Fritz Kaegi and Pat Hynes discuss property tax bill hikes in Chicago and how some areas have seen significant upticks compared to others.
Wind-driven ash and rain blankets Chicago cars
You may have woken up this morning to find your car dustier than you left it. Mother Nature poured dirty rain across the area last night. Kasey Chronis is live in West Town to explain.
You may have woken up this morning to find your car dustier than you left it. Mother Nature poured dirty rain across the area last night. Kasey Chronis is live in West Town to explain.
Mayor Johnson responds to Preckwinkle's comment on endorsing him for 2nd term
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reacted to Cook Co. Board President Toni Preckwinkle dodging a question about whether she'd endorse him for a second term during Tuesday's Chicago Report Debate.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson reacted to Cook Co. Board President Toni Preckwinkle dodging a question about whether she'd endorse him for a second term during Tuesday's Chicago Report Debate.
Faith leaders granted access to Broadview ICE facility
This Ash Wednesday, some faith leaders got to go inside the Broadview ICE detention center for the first time in a while. Leslie Moreno is there.
This Ash Wednesday, some faith leaders got to go inside the Broadview ICE detention center for the first time in a while. Leslie Moreno is there.
DOT cracks down on Illinois non-domiciled CDLs
Illinois is being warned to fix its commercial drivers license program or lose millions of dollars.
Illinois is being warned to fix its commercial drivers license program or lose millions of dollars.
Kappa League Step Show is happening this weekend
Every step, every clap, every chant. These kids are bringing Black history to life. This weekend there’s a big step show for middle and high schoolers. It’s the biggest one in the country.
Every step, every clap, every chant. These kids are bringing Black history to life. This weekend there’s a big step show for middle and high schoolers. It’s the biggest one in the country.
Construction to impact Brown Line trains
Hey, just so you know, Brown Line trains heading to Kimball are skipping the western stop for now because of construction in Lincoln Square.
Hey, just so you know, Brown Line trains heading to Kimball are skipping the western stop for now because of construction in Lincoln Square.
Mayor Brandon Johnson responds to Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle not endorsing him for a second term.
Mayor Brandon Johnson was asked
Mayor Brandon Johnson was asked
Rev. Jesse Jackson’s family honors his legacy, urges respect ahead of funeral plans
Just a day after saying their goodbyes, Rev. Jesse Jackson’s family gathered in South Shore. They talked about their dad, what he stood for, what he fought for, and what he meant to the world.
Just a day after saying their goodbyes, Rev. Jesse Jackson’s family gathered in South Shore. They talked about their dad, what he stood for, what he fought for, and what he meant to the world.
Expert reviews Pritzker's proposed $56 billion budget
We’ve talked about the governor’s address and his new budget plan. Let’s bring in political analyst Thom Serafin now and get his take on what it all means for Illinois.
We’ve talked about the governor’s address and his new budget plan. Let’s bring in political analyst Thom Serafin now and get his take on what it all means for Illinois.
Meta's Mark Zuckerberg testifies in landmark social media trial
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in a watershed social media trial that questions whether Meta's platforms are addictive and harm children.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in a watershed social media trial that questions whether Meta's platforms are addictive and harm children.
Chicago weather: Windy 60s today, storm threat Thursday, colder weekend ahead
Chicago is getting a taste of spring with temps in the 60s. But don’t get too comfortable. Possible storms and a cooldown are moving in.
Chicago is getting a taste of spring with temps in the 60s. But don’t get too comfortable. Possible storms and a cooldown are moving in.
Remembering Jesse Jackson with Hermene Hartman
Hermene Hartman wasn't a blood relative of Jesse Jackson but became part of his supporting family. She started working with Jackson after school in Chicago when he headed Operation Bread Basket.
Hermene Hartman wasn't a blood relative of Jesse Jackson but became part of his supporting family. She started working with Jackson after school in Chicago when he headed Operation Bread Basket.
Chicago City Council fails to override mayor's veto of ban on hemp sales
The Chicago City Council failed to override Mayor Brandon Johnson’s veto of a controversial ban on the sale of some hemp products.
The Chicago City Council failed to override Mayor Brandon Johnson’s veto of a controversial ban on the sale of some hemp products.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker wants to pause tax breaks for data centers
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker proposed a pause on a state tax credit on data centers, which have caused controversy throughout the state for their energy consumption and cost.
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker proposed a pause on a state tax credit on data centers, which have caused controversy throughout the state for their energy consumption and cost.
Airbnb says South Side hosts earned $15M as Obama Center opening nears | ChicagoLIVE
The Obama Foundation and Airbnb are hosting virtual workshops to help South Side residents prepare for increased tourism tied to the Obama Presidential Center.
The Obama Foundation and Airbnb are hosting virtual workshops to help South Side residents prepare for increased tourism tied to the Obama Presidential Center.
Hinsdale moves to become more pet-friendly with new ordinances | ChicagoLIVE
The village of Hinsdale has approved new ordinances allowing leashed dogs in most public parks and eliminating annual pet license fees.
The village of Hinsdale has approved new ordinances allowing leashed dogs in most public parks and eliminating annual pet license fees.