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Author: Michael Helke

  • Data-center regulations proposed as $20B, 795-acre Joliet project advances
  • Battle continues over state law to limit credit-card fees
  • About 60% of Chicago arts workers report earning less than $40K annually
  • Obama Presidential Center received $123M in public infrastructure improvements
  • Patty García gets Congressional Progressive Caucus endorsement in race to replace Rep Jesús “Chuy” García
  • Pope Leo’s first year: How the Chicago native is doing
  • Chicago makes official bid to host 2028 Democratic Nat’l Convention
  • Thousands of Endeavor Health nurses are looking to unionize over pay-cuts and staffing conditions
    Thousands of Endeavor Health nurses are looking to unionize over pay-cuts and staffing conditions
  • Canton grandmother surprised by who bought her old home
  • Could Illinois follow Alabama’s lead in splitting public and private school competition?
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