Follow-Up

A top Chicago Park District supervisor has resigned after being questioned about a contract awarded to a woman he is apparently living with.

State government is nearly broke in Illinois, and critical services are at risk because of the financial crunch. But bureaucrats have found the resources to engage in a lengthy—and potentially costly—legal battle with a state employee.

Widespread abuse suspected in RTA’s ‘Senior Ride Free’ program; with oversight lax, transit passes belonging to dead people still are being used on CTA, Pace.

This Crain’s investigation, with reporting from the BGA, takes a hard look at the “fierce, behind-the-scenes struggle for dominance in Chicago’s $500-million-a-year beer market.”

More controversy swirls around the U.S. Senate seat held previously by President Obama, as a failed write-in candidate from Alton, Ill., is investigated for allegedly forging petition signatures.

Teacher fired after reporting alleged student-on-student sexual abuse at a South Side high school

City officials slammed for lackluster response to faulty Chicago street lights — BGA/CBS 2 investigation.

BGA/WGN investigation shows that despite millions in security, imposter stole Chicago bus and got away