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Removing the nine Chicago police officers with ties to far-right extremist groups will be an impossible task, according to CCPSA president Anthony Driver.

Pilt Persuasion is looking to solidify its name among other Black Chicago-based alcohol brands that have grown in popularity

If universities paid property taxes in Chicago, it might help bridge the city’s projected billion-dollar budget deficit, organizers say.

Universities like Brown and Harvard contribute to municipal budgets. Chicago organizers are asking that local universities do the same.

The TRiiBE learned that political text messages were sent out to Chicagoans urging them to tell their alderperson to vote “no” on Friday’s budget proposal.

Council members voted 27–23 to pass Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest budget proposal, which doesn't include a property tax increase.

The Chicago nonprofit’s owner Danielle Moore said the Mag Mile location didn’t perform well financially, among other tribulations.

The power utility giant once again is accused of allowing a hostile and discriminatory workplace.

Social equity didn’t go smoothly with legal cannabis in Illinois. Hemp advocates want to regulate things without excluding Black communities.

Residents can put up as little as $250 and own a share of the development as a way to build generational wealth, financial experts and city officials say.