AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCook County Health: The county projects charity care will jump to about $485 million next year, driven by a sharp rise in uninsured patients—about 30% in 2027, up from 13% in 2023—raising pressure on hospitals and community health centers. Aviation & Local Politics: U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth question the FAA’s extended O’Hare flight caps, arguing construction shouldn’t be the only justification for limiting capacity through 2027. Public Safety: Chicago police say a smash-and-grab crew crashed into a Loop business, stole an ATM, and fled early Friday; no arrests reported. State Policy: Illinois launches a one-time $400 FRESH payment for people removed from SNAP, starting Saturday, while regulators also face new pressure over utility rate hikes. Business & Jobs: A Chicago business barometer rose in July, and ADM announced a major Decatur modernization plan tied to new jobs. Courts & Rights: Orland Township Supervisor Paul O’Grady is suing over alleged First Amendment violations tied to a local caucus. Tech/Industry: PHC unveiled new CO₂ incubators aimed at tighter humidity control for research labs. Sports/Entertainment: Lollapalooza’s opening night featured a Charli xcx and Lorde duet, “Girl, So Confusing.”
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