President Johnson

A man was charged after a shooting into a Cornelius residence that killed a man. The house was occupied by 11 people, including Johnson, at the time of the shooting.

Chicago's 2027 mayoral race began as candidates started collecting petitions. Johnson has delayed announcing his reelection bid.

A reward for a Florida murder suspect who may be disguised has increased to $16,000. The connection between Johnson and her alleged victim, along with a potential motive, remains unclear.

A red teamer named Dahvid Schloss used social engineering to gain access to a hospital's records room by impersonating a new employee and criticizing a doctor, which convinced a nurse to let him in and retrieve a file. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in healthcare sector security, particularly human factors like compromised gatekeepers.

The Chicago City Council is scrutinizing the city's budget due to failed revenue projections and proposed cuts to the Chicago Public Schools. During a meeting, council members questioned Johnson's budget team regarding a half-year budget shortfall.

Pat Oliphant, a Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, criticized presidents from Johnson to Trump through syndicated work.

Two individuals, Johnson and Buckles, were charged after allegedly forcing entry into a victim's bedroom in Waterford Township and shooting a 23-year-old resident in the chest.

Annette Guzman, Johnson's city budget director, is monitoring the blame game over a $130 million deficit.

Johnson warns of a $130M budget shortfall and blames City Council opponents, stating he will again use progressive revenue to address the issue.

Johnson is responding to the retirement of the Chicago Police Department (CPD) superintendent amid a rise in gun violence. He is urging Chicagoans to check in on one another ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.

A woman was hit and killed while crossing the street. She had twins, one of whom died from sudden infant death syndrome, and her mother was killed in an unsolved hit-and-run incident in 2014.

Johnson is losing control of the House as Republicans grow frustrated with his governing approach, which involves making promises he cannot keep, leading to dissatisfaction among his caucus groups.

Johnson proposes a major overhaul of tenant and landlord rules, including standardizing fees and deposits, strengthening tenant rights, and creating a Tenant Bill of Rights. The ordinance aims to establish standardized practices and enhance protections for tenants.

Johnson says Congress will send the housing bill to Trump, but does not specify a timeline. The president abruptly canceled a signing ceremony for the bipartisan bill.

Chicago could soon have a new department focused solely on reducing gun violence. The proposal includes creating a permanent department for this purpose.

The US Supreme Court ruled that voting districts can no longer be drawn along racial lines, allowing partisan aims to shape them. This ruling may lead to a re-drawing of voting districts in several states. The decision has significant implications for democracy.