Chicago City Wire

Rep. Pappas' Democratic colleague declines to comment on controversial remark about abortion

By Danielle Pacey | Apr 28, 2019

In early April, a Wayne Township pro-life coalition met with Illinois State Rep. Diane Pappas (D-Itasca) to express their opposition to the controversial abortion legislation, House Bill 2495.

No comment on Pappas remarks from Democratic colleague and abortion bill sponsor Feigenholtz

By Danielle Pacey | Apr 28, 2019

Earlier this month, a pro-life coalition from Wayne Township met with Illinois State Rep. Diane Pappas (D-Itasca) to discuss the controversial abortion legislation, House Bill 2495.

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Market Watch: Henry & Jannine Givray lose over $1.37 million on sale of Chicago home

By Danielle Pacey | 5 years ago

1735 N. Honore St., Chicago. The 8,000-square-foot home has 6 large bedrooms, 7 baths, a 4-car garage, custom home theater room, walnut flooring, high ceilings, 2 level outdoor area with a raised terrace, outdoor fireplace, gourmet kitchen with an oversized island, exercise room and storage galore.

Kim Foxx under fire for behavior in Jussie Smollet case

By Danielle Pacey | Mar 26, 2019

Vice President of the Northwest Side GOP Club Ammie Kessem is calling for the resignation of Cook County State's Attorney Kim Foxx due to her handling of the case against Jussie Smollet.

Wirepoints founder Glennon disputes teacher union's Sharkey on city's financial state

By Danielle Pacey | Jan 16, 2019

Mark Glennon, founder of the website Wirepoints, disagrees with Jesse Sharkey, president of the Chicago Teachers Union, about the city facing a financial crisis.

Cook County referendums: 'Yes' to everything

By Danielle Pacey | Nov 28, 2018

Cook County said "yes" to all general referendum results on its Nov. 6 ballot.

Truth in Accounting research director warns Chicago is on path to bankruptcy

By Danielle Pacey | Aug 9, 2018

Bill Bergman, director of research for Truth in Accounting, warns that Chicago’s revenues continue to fall short of the city’s expenses and the annual analysis does not accurately portray the issues.