Editorial: Chicago has a domestic violence crisis hiding in plain sight
Domestic violence in and around Chicago began an annual increase in 2019, and has spiked...
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Editorial: Chicago Teachers Union ‘won’ what was long on the table. Financial strife abides.
In the end, the Chicago Teachers Union accepted a collective-bargaining deal that essentially had been...
Editorial: Is Lincoln Yards becoming Chicago’s new Block 37?
A bank's seizure from developer Sterling Bay of half the 55 acres to be developed...
Editorial: In Wisconsin, Elon Musk asks, ‘Who wants to be a millionaire?’
Elon Musk should not be handing out cash for votes in a Wisconsin judicial election.
Editorial: Springfield missed another opportunity to cut red tape and get Illinoisans back to work
Illinois still has among the highest unemployment rates in the country. We need to get bad...
Editorial: Rockford’s version of the Mag Mile is thriving. A TIF worked wonders for it.
As many Chicagoans can attest, TIFs don’t always go right. Rockford is a stark example...
Editorial: Aldermen warn Mayor Johnson not to sideline them on his $175 million problem. He should listen.
Aldermen are warning Mayor Johnson not to bypass them in plugging a sudden $175 million...
Editorial: Tiffany Henyard soon will be gone, but Dolton is stuck with a wildly overpaid schools boss
School boards need to focus on student success – not administrative enrichment.
Editorial: Illinois has too many townships. Pritzker-backed bills to prune them should get action.
Do you know which township you live in? Many people don’t. But Illinois has 1,426...
Editorial: Gov. JB Pritzker goes to bat for Illinois’ business climate, earning union brickbats
Gov. JB Pritzker deserves credit for bucking union allies by vetoing bill that would harm...