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$1B Budget Gap, Trump Tower Nuisance, and Save A Lot Reopening

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In August, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a 2025 budget gap of $985 million dollars. He said Chicago would have to make sacrifices and find creative solutions. He left no options off the table including property tax hikes. This week the Johnson administration implemented a hiring freeze. WTTW’s Heather Cherone and Sun-Times’ Mariah Rush help us understand why the budget hole is so large and what potential solutions are available. Plus, we are discussing an environmental ruling against Trump Tower, a record $50 million police misconduct decision, and ongoing concerns with Save A Lot store operator Yellow Banana.

Good News: Brookfield Zoo Helping Preserve Endangered Bird & Englewood Music Festival.

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In August, Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a 2025 budget gap of $985 million dollars. He said Chicago would have to make sacrifices and find creative solutions. He left no options off the table including property tax hikes. This week the Johnson administration implemented a hiring freeze. WTTW’s Heather Cherone and Sun-Times’ Mariah Rush help us understand why the budget hole is so large and what potential solutions are available. Plus, we are discussing an environmental ruling against Trump Tower, a record $50 million police misconduct decision, and ongoing concerns with Save A Lot store operator Yellow Banana.

Good News: Brookfield Zoo Helping Preserve Endangered Bird & Englewood Music Festival.

Want some more City Cast Chicago news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Chicago newsletter.

Follow us @citycastchicago

You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 773 780-0246

If you enjoyed today's interview with Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Events Performing Arts Programmer, Carlos Cuauhtemoc Tortolero, learn more here.

Learn more about the sponsors of this Sept. 13 episode:

Become a member of City Cast Chicago.

Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE

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