Illinois comes up short in another area: Prison health care – Crain’s

The Illinois Department of Corrections now faces several class action lawsuits and multiple individual cases brought by inmates and former prisoners alleging that inadequate medical care, including delayed treatments, has led to poor and sometimes fatal outcomes. A recent review by a court-appointed expert of 33 death records from 2016 and 2017 found more than half—58 percent—were preventable or possibly preventable.

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Don’t forget the same lawmakers who are ‘defending’ Chicago’s selective enrollment schools also ended school choice – Wirepoints on AM 560 Chicago’s Morning Answer

Ted joined Dan and Amy to talk about Chicago’s latest bond offering, why Chicago’s dismal home value growth is due to poor policies, the next $70 million to be spent on migrants, the 9% salary hikes demanded by the CTU, and why Illinois lawmakers voting to stop Chicago’s selective enrollment schools from being closed is hypocritical.

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