Today: April 10, 2026
Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin-in Rss Twitter Youtube
  • Home
  • Policy
    • Original Stories
      • Budget & Taxes
      • Chicago Issues
      • Corruption
      • COVID-19 Impact
      • Criminal Justice
      • Kids Can’t Read
      • Education
      • Immigration
      • Jobs & Growth
      • Out-migration
      • Pensions
      • Progressive Tax
      • Property Taxes
      • Amendment 1
      • Communities in Crisis
    • Research
    • Pension Solutions
    • Gotion
    • Amendment 1
    • Podcasts
    • Videos
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Wirepoints in the News
    • Contact Us
    • Sign up
  • Donate
  • Crime Tracker
  • Kids Can’t Read
  • Home
  • Policy
    • Original Stories
      • Budget & Taxes
      • Chicago Issues
      • Corruption
      • COVID-19 Impact
      • Criminal Justice
      • Kids Can’t Read
      • Education
      • Immigration
      • Jobs & Growth
      • Out-migration
      • Pensions
      • Progressive Tax
      • Property Taxes
      • Amendment 1
      • Communities in Crisis
    • Research
    • Pension Solutions
    • Gotion
    • Amendment 1
    • Podcasts
    • Videos
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Wirepoints in the News
    • Contact Us
    • Sign up
  • Donate
  • Crime Tracker
  • Kids Can’t Read

-- Connecting the dots between our economy, government and business --

-- CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN OUR ECONOMY, GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS --

Day: October 25, 2018

Chicago Man Accused of Threatening Sen. Flake Ordered to Arizona To Face Charges – A.P.

October 25, 2018 No Comments

Comment: Good.

Read More »

Ballot measures target theoretical, statewide property tax – Crain’s

October 25, 2018 1 Comment

Comment: No wonder our article, which set this off, is still running up pageviews, which now exceed a million (including reprints thereof). This reprint alone is now over 950K.

Read More »

Pritzker Breaks Campaign Finance Record, Annoys Illinois With $80 Million Of Ads – NPR

October 25, 2018 1 Comment

Read More »

Illinois Begins to Pave the Way for Self-Driving Cars – WTTW

October 25, 2018 No Comments
Read More »

Pritkzer uses personal company to collect rent from 1871 – WCIA

October 25, 2018 No Comments

See our Quicktake on this linked here.

Read More »

Study: Minimum wage increase would benefit Illinois; Chamber of Commerce disagrees – Herald & Review

October 25, 2018 No Comments

Comment: You can find a study supporting pretty much any opinion you want on the minimum wage, but the best aggregation is from the genuinely nonpartisan National Bureau of Economic Research, linked here.

Read More »

Are Chicago’s Big Ten Transplants Responsible for Trump? – Chicago Mag

October 25, 2018 No Comments

Comment: Hmm. Interesting idea — that lefties leave and vote elsewhere. Why limit that to college students?

Read More »

Op-Ed: How to make an extra $3 billion, the Illinois way – IL Watchdog

October 25, 2018 1 Comment

AFSCME – the largest government worker union in the state – may pull off one of the most insulting waiting games in state history. The payoff? More than $3 billion, courtesy of Illinois taxpayers.

Read More »

Analyst: Delayed impasse decision costs taxpayers millions a month in public employee benefits – IL Watchdog

October 25, 2018 No Comments

Illinois could have a new governor before a long-running labor dispute between Gov. Bruce Rauner’s administration and the state’s largest public union is sorted out.

One labor analyst said that may be what the union wants.

Read More »

Tight race in Illinois’ 6th Congressional District may decide control of the House – WGN

October 25, 2018 No Comments
Read More »

Mendoza: Public Servant, Double-Dipper Or Both? – CBS Chicago

October 25, 2018 No Comments
Read More »

Governor Rauner, Here’s The ‘Hail Mary’ Alternative I Hope You Will Consider

October 25, 2018 7 Comments

An Act of Contrition, not a Hail Mary. It will earn you at least some forgiveness and the state will be much better for it.

Read More »

Analysis: State Rep. Martwick, father made an estimated $6.4 million over past decade lowering clients’ property taxes, raising others’ – Chicago City Wire

October 25, 2018 No Comments

State Rep. Robert Martwick (D-Chicago) and his father, Robert Martwick, Sr. have made more than $6 million appealing property taxes over the past decade.

Read More »

America’s newspapers are vanishing, with Illinois losing more than most – INN

October 25, 2018 No Comments
Read More »
Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin-in Rss Twitter Youtube

© Wirepoints Corp. 2012 – 2024. All rights reserved.

About Us | Terms of Use and Privacy Policy


SIGN UP HERE FOR OUR FREE WIREPOINTS DAILY NEWSLETTER

Home Page Signup
First
Last
Check what you would like to receive:

-- CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN OUR ECONOMY, GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS --
-- CONNECTING THE DOTS BETWEEN OUR ECONOMY, GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS --
Today: April 10, 2026
Facebook-f Instagram Linkedin-in Rss Twitter Youtube
  • Home
  • Policy
    • Original Stories
      • Budget & Taxes
      • Chicago Issues
      • Corruption
      • COVID-19 Impact
      • Criminal Justice
      • Kids Can’t Read
      • Education
      • Immigration
      • Jobs & Growth
      • Out-migration
      • Pensions
      • Progressive Tax
      • Property Taxes
      • Amendment 1
      • Communities in Crisis
    • Research
    • Pension Solutions
    • Gotion
    • Amendment 1
    • Podcasts
    • Videos
  • About Us
    • Our Team
    • Wirepoints in the News
    • Contact Us
    • Sign up
  • Donate
  • Crime Tracker
  • Kids Can’t Read