A.D. Quig is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois, with a focus on local news. They have written for various publications including the Chicago Tribune Media Group, Yahoo News, and Yahoo Finance. A.D. covers a range of topics including crime, politics, business, and local events.
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The campaign cash already surging in the races for Chicago's historic school board elections is turning to a gush as contribution limits have been lifted in all but two districts.
By: A.D. Quig
GOP and Libertarians trying to interrupt Democratic streak in races for Circuit Court clerk, county clerk, County Board and Board of Review.
The Cook County Board's Finance Committee approved $24.1 million in settlements related to interrogations and subsequent prosecutions tied to
The Cook County Board appointed Dr. Erik Mikaitis to oversee management of Stroger and Provident Hospitals, a network of clinics and the county’s Medicaid program.
By: Jake Sheridan
Aldermen briefed on Mayor Brandon Johnson's plans are expecting the mayor to propose a 2025 property tax increase to help close Chicago's yawning budget gap.
Following a hotly contested Democratic primary campaign for Cook County state's attorney that took 10 days to resolve because it was so close, the
By: Jake Sheridan, Alice Yin
Mayor Brandon Johnson on Wednesday will propose Chicago's largest property tax hike in almost a decade as part of his $17.3 billion budget plan for next year.
By: A.D. Quig, Jake Sheridan, Alice Yin
That tax hike instantly led a large group of aldermen to outright oppose Mayor Johnson’s budget proposal and say their constituents cannot bear the cost.
By: Alice Yin
Mayor Brandon Johnson's 2025 budget plan for Chicago police slashes several offices that are critical to the ongoing federal consent decree, sparking
By: Alice Yin, A.D. Quig
CHICAGO — Mayor Brandon Johnson’s 2025 budget plan for Chicago police slashes several offices that are critical to the ongoing federal consent decree, sparking alarm from policing experts who say
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