Ald. Ray Lopez said there are “less than 60” kids registered for summer camps, and other recreational programs who will need to make the move to other locations. Asked whether the Gage Park field house would continue to house migrants through Dec. 31, Cheif of Staff Rich Guidice said, “I wouldn’t take that off the table. We still have 4,800 people we’re taking care of. We want to hang onto it as long as we can.”

“It started as the occasional ‘F-U’ and name calling but has now evolved to this and more,” recently retired Chicago police lieutenant John Garrido told WGN Investigates. “There is no accountability, nobody goes to jail and their actions are protected by a mayor who coddles and justifies their behavior.”

Decades ago, long before Joseph Roudez III was mayor, the village sold its water rights to Aqua Illinois. “Aqua owns the pumping station, the transfer lines the sewer system. And because of that, the village of University Park is ineligible to get all this water relief for replacement of lead pipes,” he said. In the meantime, the company is facing legal action from the Illinois attorney general and the Will County state’s attorney.

Invesco sold North Water Apartments, a 398-unit property at 340 E. North Water St., to Miami-based Crescent Heights for $173 million, according to real estate data provider CoStar Group. The price represents a 28% drop in value for the Streeterville property since 2016, when Invesco bought it for $240 million. Brokers and landlords say many out-of-town investors have “redlined” Chicago, wary of the risk of rising property taxes, the city’s struggles

“To level the playing field and achieve the equity (Mayor Brandon) Johnson covets, Chicago can expect (Garien) Gatewood to formulate policies which are consistent with reform measures found in Kim Foxx’s State’s Attorney’s Office and Judge Timothy Evans’ Cook County court system. Though these policies have manifestly failed and endangered Chicago residents, City Hall will echo Foxx’s and the County Court system’s call for leniency for violent offenders and less condemnation of criminals.”

The squad is made up of asylum seekers staying at a South Side shelter. They will play in a tournament against other refugees from around the world who now call Chicago home. “I feel good because I did this in Ecuador, and I thought coming here I wouldn’t have the time,” Jacobo Gomez said, “I’d

In all three of the incidents, at least 33 people were shot, including the three who were killed. As of Monday morning, no one was in custody for any of the incidents.

As it looks to eventually find more permanent solutions than the police station lobbies and large congregate shelters that have housed migrants in recent months, Johnson deputy chief of staff Cristina Pacione-Zayas

Last weekend, at 31 people were shot, four fatally, in gun violence across Chicago, police said.

It’s not clear what led to the gunfire, where the shooters were when deputies responded or whether the suspects knew any of the victims. “The motive behind this incident is unclear and this is still an active investigation,” DuPage County Deputy Sheriff Eric Swanson said. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre tweeted Sunday, “We have reached out to offer assistance to state and local leaders in the wake of this tragedy at a community Juneteenth celebration.”

In wake of the shooting where at least one person was killed and 22 others were injured, Pritzker issued a statement: “…Gathering for a holiday celebration should be a joyful occasion, not a time where gunfire erupts and families are forced to run for safety. As I’ve said time and time again, gun violence is a public health emergency in this country and I remain committed to banning these dangerous weapons and making our state safer for everyone.”

“Even after these practices were banned, Chicago’s history of extracting wealth from Black communities continued in the form of a complicated property tax system that allowed private tax buyers to profit off late taxes…Today, the Cook County Land Bank Authority has generated significant community wealth.”