On April 25, 2014, a group of smiling officials in Flint, Michigan, stood in front of television cameras, held their glasses aloft and toasted the switch to the city’s new water source, the Flint River.
CHICAGO — Lori Lightfoot, a political novice, swept into Chicago’s City Hall in staggering style, winning 73 percent of the vote and sending a deafening message to the political veteran she had defeated. She pronounced the results a “broad mandate for change.” She promised to break the city’s endless cycle of corruption. She pledged to remake Chicago.
CHICAGO — Midwesterners trudged ahead Thursday into a familiar, grim reality: temperatures well below zero, schools and businesses closed, stern warnings to wear extra layers or, better yet, just stay indoors.
CHICAGO — Midwesterners trudged ahead Thursday into a familiar, grim reality: temperatures well below zero, schools and businesses closed, stern warnings to wear extra layers or, better yet, just stay indoors.
On April 25, 2014, a group of smiling officials in Flint, Michigan, stood in front of television cameras, held their glasses aloft and toasted the switch to the city’s new water source, the Flint River.
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