A family in far southern Will County, on the edge of the Chicago area, hopes to make taxpayers and a group of school administrators pay after school officials there allegedly turned a deaf ear to years of racially-motivated bullying directed at their bi-racial son.
t’s a tough question to answer, but it’s one City Hall must get right as it weighs proposals that could either make Chicago more livable for many or stifle residential construction altogether.
Austin calls the Sun-Times to complain about a weekend story by the Watchdogs detailing the 14 times that Austin and her six children and stepchildren have declared bankruptcy, often while holding government jobs.