Mayor Brandon Johnson has proposed a nearly $55 million property tax break for the United Center’s 1901 Project — a benefit the arena's owners say is an essential piece to get their self-funded $7 billion project underway. Johnson introduced the estimated $54.7 million in property tax incentives to
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Read on Chicago Sun-TimesMTA Chair Janno Lieber tried and failed to lead a Penn Station rebuild before the federal government took over the project. The MTA in 2022 commissioned a $74 million plan for the train hub that ended up on the shelf after President Donald Trump seized control of the project. [ more › ]
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters CHICAGO — The new contract for Chicago Public Schools CEO Macquline King makes it easier for the district to part ways with her after the protracted and controversial departure of her predecessor,
