Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes lowering property tax hike to $150 million as budget negotiations continue
Johnson stopped short Tuesday of saying he has the votes in the City Council to pass even the smaller increase, down from his original $300 million proposed hike.
Brute force is key to last-second blocked field goals
Walk-off blocked field goals like those by the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers in the last two weeks are rare ...
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Secular Icons: The Urban Sign Photos of Tom Palazzolo
Photography—all art, really—is about sharpening awareness and attention. That sense of heightened focus animates these ...
Michael D. Belsky: Chicago needs a better budgeting process
This is clearly a better way. Michael D. Belsky, a former mayor of Highland Park, lives in Chicago and is an expert on public ...
City envisions transforming vacant South Side bank building into $80 million recording complex
The vacant former Stock Yards National Bank building near the historic site of the Union Stock Yards on the South Side will ...
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Vintage Gold Coast apartment tower trades for $26M
A family that's owned a 16-story tower that's home to one of the oldest bars in the city has sold the property to a local ...