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If journalists are often told not to write “dog bites man” stories, the instruction is rarely literal. The New York Times reports, however, that this is exactly what happened at the LA Times last month when that paper’s owner, the billionaire medical entrepreneur Patrick Soon-Shiong, expressed concerns about a story the paper was looking into […]

On this episode of PM Chicago: David Greising, President and CEO of the Better Government Association, joins Bret Gogoel at the top of the show to share his comments on the Ed Burke Verdict. Ann Hickey from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events shares the details on a spectac

(The Center Square) – A jury found former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke guilty of all counts expect one in his corruption case Thursday, adding to a string of high-profile guilty verdicts brought home by federal prosecutors this year. ...

Mayor Brandon Johnson on Tuesday shelved the city’s new policy curtailing public audience seating in City Council chambers, following outcry over the chilling effect the restrictions could pose on the openness of government proceedings. The city clerk’s website abruptly removed guidelines that had been posted since last week and replaced the link with the message, “Implementation of the public ...

Amid increasing tensions during Chicago City Council meetings, lawmakers are mulling whether to change where members of the public can sit during sessions,...

That power came from “scratch my back” Chicago politics. Burke’s clout emanated from the sheer force of his personality, the favors he did for other City Council members and the intimidation he wielded over his colleagues.

On this episode of PM Chicago: Bret Gogoel speaks with David Greising from the Better Government Association, who shares his thoughts on the police contract negotiations. Then, Andrea Darlas gives us a preview of this weekend’s theatrical episode of “Show and Tell.” Finally, Ray Stout from the Illin

Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to present his first budget to the Chicago City Council amid a migrant crisis and a $538 million budget gap.

Mayor Brandon Johnson is expected to present his first budget to the Chicago City Council amid a migrant crisis and a $538 million budget gap.

Treasurer Melissa Conyears-Ervin is denying wrongdoing in an exclusive interview after a Chicago Inspector General investigation was launched.