For the second weekend in a row, Chicago police are investigating a shooting in the River North nightlife district. Today’s victim is the tenth person shot on the Near North Side this year.

The nonprofit receives half of the city’s Affordable Housing Opportunities Fund, dollars supplied by developers who pay in lieu of building the affordable housing required at their project sites by the city’s Affordable Requirements Ordinance. Since the state passed a 2021 law incentivizing developers to build affordable housing on-site by offering property tax abatements, the in-lieu fee pot has significantly diminished.

The announcement is a major blow to Johnson, who fully embraced the Bears’ vision for a reimagined Museum Campus and endorsed the team’s call for taxpayers to pick up approximately $2.4 billion of the total $4.75 billion cost of the project.

“More generally, the numbers confirm what Chicagoans see and feel as they move about the city. With the exception of a few retail strips in affluent neighborhoods, Chicago isn’t thriving. It’s not growing. It’s lacking energy. And it’s losing ground to competitors.”

A DuPage County judge this week refused to detain a man who prosecutors have accused of robbing a U.S. Postal Service mail carrier at gunpoint. Judge Joshua Dieden “noted the significant passage of time since the alleged offense and [the man’s] lack of any criminal history” in rejecting the state’s detention petition.

Village President Howard Roin said, “I think we’re basically doing what all of our neighbors are doing, which is trying to maintain the revenue-neutral situation.” Deerfield, Highwood, Palatine, Wheeling, Hoffman Estates and Barrington are among the group of nearby towns that have already approved similar measures; Winnetka, Northbrook, Northfield and Skokie are currently considering doing the same.