Ellie Gilbert-Bair
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From phasing out subminimum wage for tipped workers to struggling to handle the migrant crisis, it’s been a confusing start to his term.
Four colleges in Chicago have set up “Liberated Zones” in solidarity with Gaza.
However, the construction of two satellite concourses that would increase gate capacity is being put on hold.
Plus, Johnson’s $70 million request to help feed, shelter, and care for migrants in Chicago is underway.
The Civilian Office of Police Accountability said it will “carefully review the actions of the involved police officers and their supervisors to determine whether training, policy and directives were properly followed.”
At exactly 2:07 p.m., the moon will cover up to 94% of the sun for people watching the eclipse in Chicago.
Primary ballots include a slew of judges who could have big impacts on the county’s criminal justice system.
Chicago reached a record 71 degrees on Monday, but expect thunderstorms and maybe even snow as the week progresses.
Plus, the congressional race in the 4th District could be telling of which wing of the Democratic Party the district is leaning towards.
The ordinance would fund homelessness prevention by tiering real estate transfer tax.
Plus, City Council is set to convene on a resolution on whether to support a permanent ceasefire in Gaza.