The Chicago Contrarian announced on X that Mayor Brandon Johnson believes local revenue has room to grow, despite a lack of state funding, as discussed during recent budget roundtable talks.
William C. Carlson, founder of Belvedere Trading LLC, has raised serious allegations against CBOE Global Markets Inc., citing issues of fraud, wire transfers, and oversight breakdowns involving a member firm.
Illinois conservatives say Big Tech censorship is alive and well, despite Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s January announcement that Facebook would end its U.S. fact-checking program in favor of a more transparent, user-led model.
The Chicago Sky, a team in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA), has announced a new partnership with Ordr, a company known for its payment data and processing solutions in sports and entertainment.
Paul Vallas, former CEO of Chicago Public Schools, said that recent violence highlights an increase in shootings and murders in Chicago, despite claims of declining crime.
In a July 4 email to community members, the Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce announced a press conference to demand transparency about a recent West Nile virus detection—citing 49th Ward Ald. Maria Hadden’s failure to alert the public after being notified by the city’s health department on June 30.