South Side Real Estate Brawl Erupts As Chicago Lawsuits Swamp Investors
Infighting among three South Side investors has erupted into dozens of lawsuits and foreclosures, exposing ties to the EquityBuild receivership and imperiling properties. Courts and creditors now hold the fate of several buildings.
Harvey City Hall Stumbles On $75,000 Payout In Deadly Police Chase Deal
Harvey briefly missed a $75,000 settlement payment tied to a 2022 police‑chase wrongful‑death case, blaming a cash shortfall; officials say the missed installment has been paid. The agreement leaves payments scheduled through 2033.
South Side Powerhouse Barbara Flynn Currie Dead At 85
Barbara Flynn Currie, the South Side Democrat who became the Illinois House’s first woman majority leader, died April 16 at 85 after a 40‑year legislative career. Her work on education and criminal‑justice reform left a lasting imprint on Springfield.
JetBlue Red-Eye Makes Foggy 3 A.m. Detour To O'Hare Over Mystery Cabin Stench
A JetBlue red-eye from San Francisco to Boston was diverted to Chicago O'Hare after a cabin odor was reported. The FAA says it is investigating.
Vacant Humboldt Park Corner Poised For $12 Million Health-Training Hub
ASI Health has filed to rezone a vacant Humboldt Park lot for a five-story health and workforce center that would combine care, memory services and job training. The group says the project could train thousands of caregivers annually.












