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lower speed limit, Chicago City Council

CBS Chicago on MSN · 1d

Chicago City Council rejects bid to lower default speed limit to 25 mph

Ald. Daniel La Spata (1st), the chief sponsor of the ordinance, had argued a lower speed limit was necessary to protect public safety.

Chicago Sun-Times · 1d

City Council votes down lower speed limit

The Council did approve millions in lawsuit settlements, a crackdown on illegal curbside sales of unregistered cars, rezoning for a massive development around the United Center and an expansion of the Black Ensemble Theater campus in Uptown.

Washington Examiner · 8h

Chicago aldermen defer vote on added debt, reject lower speed limit

Chicago’s city council has tabled consideration of an $830 million bond issue favored by the mayor. Mayor Brandon Johnson wanted the bond money for infrastructure projects, even though the additional debt would cost taxpayers millions of dollars in the future.

City Council, Brandon Johnson and Mayor

Chicago Tribune · 1d

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s infrastructure borrowing plan stalled by City Council opponents

Aldermen used a parliamentary maneuver to stall the scheduled vote on the $830 million bond that Johnson wants to use to pay for a variety of infrastructure projects.

CBS Chicago on MSN · 1d

Critics stall final vote on Mayor Brandon Johnson's $830 million bond issue for infrastructure projects

The mayor's bond plan has sparked intense debate over its potential long-term impact on the city's finances, in particular after recent credit downgrades.

WBBM Radio Chicago on MSN · 1d

City Council side-tracks Johnson’s plan to borrow millions, votes down lowering city speed limit

A vote has been side-tracked on Mayor Johnson’s plan to borrow more than 800-million dollars for needed capital projects. Also, the bid to lower Chicago’s basic speed limit was finally debated on the City Council floor.

Frey, George Floyd and City Council

Minneapolis Star Tribune on MSN · 8m

Frey vetoes council plan to study pedestrian mall at 38th and Chicago

The council recently voted to direct the city to return to its scrapped plan to limit traffic at the intersection where George Floyd was killed.

WCCO Radio Minneapolis on M… · 13h

Frey vetoes Minneapolis City Council's plans for George Floyd Square

Minneapolis mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday vetoed the Minneapolis City Council’s plans to transform George Floyd Square at 38th and Chicago into a pedestrian mall. Frey’s urging the council to reconsider a flexible-open option proposed last year.

Frey vetoes council move toward a pedestrian plaza at George Floyd Square

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey has vetoed the city council’s plan to explore building a pedestrian-only mall at George Floyd Square, the intersection where an officer killed Floyd in 2020.

United Center, Blackhawks and Chicago Bulls

The Associated Press on MSN · 1d

Bulls, Blackhawks owners get the OK from City Council to transform area around United Center

The owners of the NBA’s Chicago Bulls and NHL’s Blackhawks got the go-ahead to transform the area surrounding the United Center on Wednesday when the Chicago City Council approved a $7 billion plan to replace the parking lots with green space,

ESPN on MSN · 1d

Bulls, Blackhawks get OK to transform area around United Center

The Chicago City Council approved a $7 billion plan that would allow the owners of the Bulls and Blackhawks to transform the area surrounding the United Center.

NBC Chicago · 1d

Project to transform area around United Center given green light by City Council

The owners of the NBA’s Chicago Bulls and NHL’s Blackhawks got the go-ahead to transform the area surrounding the United Center on Wednesday when the Chicago City Council approved a $7 billion plan to replace the parking lots with green space,

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Alderman introduces plan to punish Chicago city employees and officers for having extremist ties

The plan from Ald. Matt Martin, 47th Ward, follows growing calls for the Chicago Police Department and Mayor Brandon Johnson ...

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Green social housing ordinance introduced at City Council meeting

The city would own a majority stake in the mixed-income rental buildings developed, a first-of-its-kind role for the city.

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