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The Chicago Illusions building gets a tax break because it has two apartments — even though it appears those units are used as part of the business.
Iman Bambooyani admitted to jet-setting across the country with four women and paying them thousands of dollars for sex. He's now agreed to cooperate with federal prosecutors.
The inspector general’s office urged Johnson to create a task force aimed at "preventing, identifying, and eliminating extremist and anti-government activities and associations within CPD.”
Napoleon Harris III, chairman of the Illinois Senate's Insurance Committee for several years, recently became an "investor" with insurance brokers in Chicago's southwest suburbs. He denies any conflict of interest.