Club has neighboring convent, other residents up in arms, wondering why village officials “gave away the store” in approving project.
Investigations
Despite X-rated Behavior, City Worker Keeps Job
City Clerk criticizes predecessor for not firing employee caught with porn; now she says she’s stuck with him.
Voter Fraud in Elmwood Park?
Supporters of the suburb’s mayor have moved away – but they still cast ballots in Elmwood Park elections.
More Scholarship Shenanigans?
Veteran Chicago lawmaker, champion of legislative scholarships, hands taxpayer-subsidized tuition waivers to political supporters, students outside her district.
Bucking the Law?
State maintenance workers allegedly dump road kill, including multiple deer, on private parcel in Northfield—now they face discipline for violating government regulations.
Legal Issues Confront Strip Club Near Nuns
Lawsuit alleges aide to Stone Park mayor tried to shake down strip club developer; Melrose Park eyes court challenge to halt opening of club next to convent.
Questions Swirl Around State Grant Program
Feds investigate whether taxpayer money was misused; BGA finds dubious results in state job-training program after nearly $20 million in grants are awarded.
Taxpayer-backed Parking Perk Puts Government Honchos in Driver Seat
Public agencies spend roughly $1 million in single year on employee parking in Chicago; After questions surface, Rahm proposes more belt-tightening.
Really? Suburban Strip Club Getting Built Next To Convent
Nuns wonder why Stone Park’s village government approved exotic dancing venue along their fence line, but didn’t notify them.
No More City Work For Top Emanuel Aide’s Spouse
Architecture firm run by Theresa Mintle’s husband made millions under former Mayor Daley, but can’t do city-related work while Mintle serves as Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s chief of staff.

