Saturday, July 5, 2025

Search results for keyword: Money found in 1129 News.

real-estate
  • by david hall
Episcopal Diocese of Chicago nears agreement to sell Streeterville site to cathedral next door

Both sides in the deal have a letter of intent to finalize terms for the property at 65 E. Huron St. that has been in play for developers.

the-watchdogs
  • by david hall
Brandon Johnson’s City Hall gives $38.5 million in deals to businesses tied to North Side bar owner, lawyer cited for improper lobbying

When Lori Lightfoot was mayor, her ally and campaign contributor Carmen Rossi was fined for violating lobbying rules. Under Chicago's current mayor, he's in line to get tens of millions in taxpayer-funded city deals.

money
  • by david hall
Lagunitas closing its Chicago taproom as brewery will move back to California

The taproom’s closure in Douglass Park will affect 86 employees, some of whom will work remotely or relocate to California.

education
  • by david hall
120 Chicago public schools could lose after-school programs this summer

Illinois mistakenly overspent its latest round of funding and will run out of money for hundreds of programs that serve about 15,000 kids in Chicago. The programs' advocates encourage state lawmakers to intervene.