A.D. Quig

Mariyana Spyropoulos campaigned on running a tighter ship than her predecessors, promising better transparency around court operations and stricter ethics enforcement.

Ald. Brendan Reilly told the Tribune he would make a final decision in the coming weeks, but claimed he’d been approached to take on board President Toni Preckwinkle.

The city will loan the small Columbus statue removed from Arrigo Park in July 2020 to the Joint Civic Committee of Italian Americans for display in a nearby museum.

Guy Chipparoni is the president and CEO of Res Publica Group, whose major clients include the White Sox, Lollapalooza parent company C3 and the Wirtz family’s corporation.

Jessica Vásquez was a front-runner for the county post from the moment Carlos Ramírez-Rosa kicked off the musical chairs by taking the Chicago Park District job.

Cook County homeowners’ bills grew by a total of about 7% over the span of the report, and the increases fell more on lower-income Black and Latino taxpayers.

As Mayor Brandon Johnson marks two years in office, some of the thorniest issues have come from unexpected fronts: education and Chicago’s political left.

Assessor Fritz Kaegi’s office is blaming Tyler Technologies, the contractor in charge of updating the data systems across the county’s property tax offices, for the delay.

John Fulton and Anthony Mitchell sued the Chicago Police Department and the county in 2020 alleging they were railroaded as teenagers and falsely confessed to murder.

Members of the press typically are allowed limited access to the two-day event that kicked off Thursday, but this year have been barred from attending.