Chicago Public Schools and teachers union continue haggling over a new contract. What’s settled and what’s next?
After nearly nine months of bargaining, the Chicago Teachers Union and Chicago Public Schools have yet to settle a new, four-year contract. The two groups concluded fact-finding last week. In their ...
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City updates planning commission selection process
The Redlands City Council has updated its appointment process to the city's planning commission. On Jan. 21, the council unanimously voted to formalize the selection process by reviewing the potential ...
Study that will help adjust where Chicago police officers are deployed finally in the works
After years of fits and starts, a study which will help the Chicago Police Department determine which neighborhoods see ...
Northbrook preliminarily OKs six-bedroom treatment home for teens
Northbrook gave SunCloud Health an initial OK to open a residential treatment center for teens. (Phil Rockrohr/for Pioneer ...
Chicago casino project accused of not allowing white men to invest in plan: ‘Blatantly discriminatory’
A new casino slated to open in the heart of downtown Chicago is being accused of violating U.S. civil rights laws by ...
Illinois Commerce Commission holds hearing on Peoples Gas pipe replacement project
The controversial People's Gas pipe replacement program will be the subject of a hearing Wednesday in Chicago.
Pittsburgh Planning Commission recommends Mayor Gainey's inclusionary zoning plan after 11+ hour meeting
Pittsburgh's Planning Commission has recommended Mayor Ed Gainey's inclusionary zoning plan after a meeting that lasted more ...
In a first-of-a-kind move under a new zoning provision, developer will make last-ditch effort to gain approval for Lincoln Park towers
Sterling Bay, the developer behind dozens of projects in Chicago, launched a last-ditch effort earlier this month to secure ...