Chicago Opts for Settlement Over Trial in Lawsuit Alleging Racism, Sexism in Water Department
Chicago settles a lawsuit claiming pervasive racism and sexism within its Water Department, avoiding a high-profile trial and the airing of detailed allegations, including the use of racial slurs by supervisors.
Mayor Brandon Johnson Unveils New Participatory Budget Strategy for Chicago
Chicago Mayor Johnson unveils a participatory approach for the FY 2025 budget, enabling public involvement in the planning phases through educational sessions, stakeholder collaborations, and round-table discussions.
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard Named in Latest FBI Subpoena amid Probe into Financial, Travel Expenditures
Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard is under intensifying federal investigation with new subpoenas for her financial records and scrutiny of her administration's spending and local business licensing processes.
Chicago Mayor Johnson Honors International Workers' Day, Touts Milestone Paid Time Off Policy Set for July Launch
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson noted labor progress on International Workers' Day, highlighting the upcoming Paid Time Off ordinance and improved workers' rights under his administration.
Iroquois County Sees Stable Property Assessment Equalization Factor at 1.0000, Aiming for Tax Fairness
Iroquois County's property assessment equalization factor is set at 1.0000 by the Illinois Department of Revenue, potentially creating fairer tax distribution based on accurate market values.