Cook County Rolls Out $20 Million Stormwater Management Effort to Combat Flooding, Boosts Underfunded Communities
Cook County announced a $20 million initiative for 26 stormwater projects, targeting historically underfunded communities, funded by ARPA and led by the DoTH in collaboration with MWRD and EMRS.
Illinois and D.C. Attorneys General Support FTC Against Intuit's "Free" TurboTax False Advertising
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition support the FTC in the fight against Intuit's allegedly deceptive "free" claims for TurboTax, affecting millions, especially military and low-income families.
Former Chicago Alderman Edward Burke Awaits Sentencing in Federal Bribery Case at Dirksen U.S. Courthouse
Edward Burke, former Chicago Alderman, awaits sentencing for bribery and attempted extortion charges, with potential outcomes varying between defense and prosecution views on his character and the harm caused.
Chicago's Buckingham Fountain Reopens After Swift Cleanup Post Anti-War Vandalism Incident
The iconic Buckingham Fountain in Grant Park reopened after being vandalized by anti-war protesters, prompting a temporary closure. The fountain was cleaned and is now fully operational. No arrests have been made yet.












