The Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT) today announced the start of public outreach efforts to help shape the City of Chicago’s future investments in Electric Vehicles (EV) and charging infrastructure. To support the City of Chicago’s Climate Action Plan goals to reduce transportation carbon emissions and advance environmental justice, CDOT is developing a framework plan to equitably expand EV access, services, and charging infrastructure. As part of this planning process, CDOT is launching a survey to better understand the level of knowledge residents have about EVs and e-mobility devices like electric bikes and scooters, their mobility needs, and how those factors will impact EV charging demand over the next decade.
In a move that has raised concerns within the city, Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's latest budget proposal reveals a significant reduction in funding for the police department, sparking worries about the city's ability to maintain adequate law enforcement staffing levels.
State representative candidate for Illinois' 88th District Regan Deering has made the preservation and expansion of the Invest in Kids Scholarship Program a focus of her campaign.
In an effort to attract law enforcement talent to the Sunshine State the Bradenton Police Department made a notable appearance at the Chicago Law Enforcement Hiring Expo.
There’s a good reason why Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis-Gates sends her son to a private school instead of the public one in her community.
Wirepoints has written in detail about the city’s crime problem on our Criminal Justice page. Now we’re going a step further by giving readers direct access to the same data we gather and analyze.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson denounced a recent series of bomb threats against Chicago-area libraries while overlooking his own past use of extreme language.
Amid concerns over a series of armed robberies near the University of Chicago campus, some students and residents are expressing apprehension about public safety, highlighting the contrast with their previous calls to abolish the university's police force.
The Chicago Republican Party has expressed its support for communities protesting the placement of undocumented immigrants in Illinois, decrying the lack of presence from congressional leaders at public meetings and town halls.