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Making it in Chicago

Chicago, IL · Chicago

Making it in Chicago

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Join us for an evening with the Illinois Answers Project and the National Public Housing Museum exploring barriers to economic opportunity in Illinois and Chicago. At the center of the […]Read Article

City Council Ethics Chair Forces Procedural Vote on Stalled Protections for Inspector General Investigations

Chicago, IL · Chicago

City Council Ethics Chair Forces Procedural Vote on Stalled Protections for Inspector General Investigations

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Ald. Matt Martin (47th Ward), chair of the City Council ethics committee, filed a procedural motion last week to reclaim a stalled ordinance from the rules committee. If successful, Martin’s motion would reassign the ordinance to his committee, where as chair he has the authority to schedule it for debate and a vote. At issue is a measure that would strengthen the city’s Office of Inspector General by curtailing Department of Law practices that,…Read Article

Former Illinois lawmaker sentenced to over 7 years in prison for corruption

US Politics · Illinois

Former Illinois lawmaker sentenced to over 7 years in prison for corruption

49% Center coverage: 78 sources

The Public Should Have Open Access to Judicial Records. A Recent Investigation Shows Why.

75% Right coverage: 4 sources

BGA Policy has long documented the perils that come with the judiciary being exempt from the Freedom of Information Act. This lack of public oversight puts those in the courts’ care, including kids, at risk. And it’s not how Illinois treats the other branches of government or how other states treat their courts. Even when the court is mandated to supply data, delays and lags prevent public accountability. Now, Injustice Watch and the Chicago Tri…Tiffany Henyard · Dolton See the Story

Chicago weighs options for city budget revenues

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

At a press conference last week, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a series of new lobbying priorities. However, none of those new proposals were reflected in city's budget hearings late last year.Brandon Johnson · Chicago See the Story

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