It’s worth clicking on the following link at Crain’s Chicago Business to read about the Regional Transportation Authority’s latest woes.
Follow-Up
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BGA Citizen Watchdogs Sound Alarm Over Slow 911 Response Times in Austin
BGA Citizen Watchdogs Sound Alarm Over Slow 911 Response Times in Austin
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How Ironic: Ex-Triple-Dipper Seeks Gov’t Jobs Cut
How Ironic: Ex-Triple-Dipper Seeks Gov’t Jobs Cut
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Order In The Courts? Daley Center Renovation Raises Questions
Order In The Courts? Daley Center Renovation Raises Questions
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Unanswered Questions: Sun-Times Watchdogs Probe 2004 Homicide
Unanswered Questions: Sun-Times Watchdogs Probe 2004 Homicide
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City Claims on Anti-Violence Program Are Overblown
Mayor Lightfoot’s choice to lead the city’s campaign against gun-crime has a history of hyperbole, both about her efforts to confront Chicago’s greatest crisis and her own career.
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Appeals Court Reinstates Lawsuit Against State Medicaid Administrators
Citing the BGA investigation ‘Milking Medicaid,’ a three-judge panel said Saint Anthony Hospital has a ‘viable’ case against a state that has refused to enforce its contracts with private insurers who manage the program.
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City Agencies Fail To Intervene Before Three Older Women Die in Uncooled Apartment Building
Tenants of the Rogers Park complex see the limitations of the city’s 311 complaint hotline as City Council adopts new rules requiring air conditioning units in senior buildings.
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Complaints Mount on Park District Cameras
A Better Government Association investigation into the unfair placement of Park District security cameras has sparked renewed criticism from park neighborhoods and city council members about the quality and ineffectiveness of the expensive program
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Former State Health Director Ezike Under Scrutiny by the State’s Top Ethics Investigator
Public health director Dr. Ngozi Ezike connected with ordinary people nearly every day during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now she is CEO of a top state medical contractor. Did Dr. Ezike’s quick switch violate the state Ethics Act?