Google's Expansion in Chicago Begins with Thompson Center Overhaul, Sparking Preservation Concerns
The Thompson Center demolition permit has been approved, marking a crucial step in Google's plan to remodel the iconic Chicago building. As preservationists express concern over the potential loss of the structure's historic integrity, some are calling for transparency and cooperation in the redevelopment process.
Wave of Robberies Plague Contractors in Chicago's 2nd District: CPD Investigates
Contractors and residents in Chicago's 2nd District (Wentworth) are on alert following a series of robberies targeting contractor work vehicles. The offenders have been described as African-American males wearing dark clothing who exit a vehicle and use a black handgun to steal tools from parked work vehicles.
Former Chicago Deputy Mayor Samir Mayekar Appointed as Managing Director of University of Chicago's Polsky Center
Former Deputy Mayor for Economic Development Samir Mayekar has been named Managing Director of the University of Chicago's Polsky Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, bringing his entrepreneurial, government, and academic experiences to foster collaboration and drive innovation.
Attorneys General Coalition Advocates for Stronger Mental Health Regulations; New York, Illinois, and more Push for Improved Access to Treatment
Attorney General Kwame Raoul and a coalition of attorneys general urge the federal government to ensure equal access to mental health and substance use services by implementing stronger regulations and addressing compliance failures.












