EDITORIAL: JB Pritzker deflects questions on Michael

Gov. J.B. Pritzker usually deflects questions on House Speaker Michael Madigan’s future by saying he desires to let the investigative course of work. But throughout an interview with me to mark his one-year anniversary in workplace, the governor pointed to his response after Sen. Tom Cullerton, D-Villa Park, was indicted, now-former Sen. Martin Sandoval’s, D-Chicago, Statehouse workplace was raided and now-former Rep. Luis Arroyo, D-Chicago, was arrested. In each occasion, he mentioned, he known as on the legislators to step apart or resign. When there’s “clear” proof of focusing on by prison investigators, the governor mentioned, “that’s the point at which folks should step aside.” The questions aren’t new. During the sexual harassment scandals of 2018,

EDITORIAL: Living on State Street? Kindergarten on State

Chicagoans have at all times shopped on State Street. That’s just about been the road’s cause for existence for the reason that late 1860s when Potter Palmer gambled on its future by constructing the Field & Leiter division retailer there and his grand Palmer House lodge. But how about residing on State Street? Or going to highschool there? Maybe even kindergarten? Retail purchasing stays the guts of State Street’s identification, however the thoroughfare has developed over the previous couple of many years, changing into a house to schools and school dorms, the Gene Siskel Film Center and the Harold Washington Library. And now, as we wrote in an editorial on Sunday, State Street