AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoFederal Fallout: Former Chicago FBI chief Douglas DePodesta is suing federal officials, alleging a U.S. attorney blamed him for the collapse of the Broadview Six case and that political pressure forced him to resign. City Budget: Chicago aldermen voted 44–6 to put $75 million in parking-meter proceeds toward pensions, leaving a hole in Mayor Brandon Johnson’s budget that could mean new taxes, fees or service cuts. Election Stakes: With Illinois voters heading to the polls, Gov. JB Pritzker touts incentives and investment to attract businesses, while Republican Darren Bailey favors lower taxes and less state spending. Business and Jobs: Illinois’ September unemployment rate fell to 4.6%, but Chicago’s business barometer signaled a manufacturing slowdown, underscoring the state’s uneven economic outlook. Stadium Fight: Reports say the Bears are nearing a deal to stay in Illinois, as lawmakers weigh legislation to keep the team in the state.
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