Illinois’ federal rental assistance dollars have run out. As the state prepares its new program, tenants and landlords are left with less support. – Chicago Tribune/Yahoo

But state housing authority representatives say they won’t be able to get the new program off the ground until after Labor Day, leaving more tenants at risk of becoming homeless and more landlords at risk of not getting paid this summer.
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Free at Last
1 year ago

You mean they ran out of other people’s money? Oh well, time for you to vote for the democrats to raise your taxes. Go ahead and do that because the Massa says so.

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