Follow-Up

While departing Chicago’s troubled community college network to take a job running Chicago State University, Wayne Watson secured taxpayer-funded benefits that are much more lucrative than previously known – totaling as much as $800,000.

Having made millions of dollars on government deals for milk and electrical and plumbing work, the McMahon family routinely gives back to politicians.

McMahon family business faces possible loss of city business over the city inspector general’s finding that it once fraudulently presented itself as owned and operated by women.

The McMahons supplied milk to Chicago Public Schools for years, and also ran electrical and plumbing companies that secured big government contracts.

Auto body shop owned by family of Stone Park police chief repairs cop cars from west suburb—apparently without bid process.

After BGA raises questions about whether university employee did campaign work for state Rep. Monique Davis while on the taxpayer dime, school launches investigation.

Club has neighboring convent, other residents up in arms, wondering why village officials “gave away the store” in approving project.

City Clerk criticizes predecessor for not firing employee caught with porn; now she says she’s stuck with him.

Supporters of the suburb’s mayor have moved away – but they still cast ballots in Elmwood Park elections.