Good morning, Chicago —
Here's the latest news from around the area.
Residents started lining up outside Hersey High School in Arlington Heights last night two hours prior to the Chicago Bears' tightly orchestrated public relations presentation. In front of a crowd in which many attendees wore Bears jerseys, the team's ownership put out a preliminary cost of at least $5 billion on the massive stadium project, which it says would take roughly 10 years to complete. How did residents respond?
Read Mitchell Armentrout's full story on the community meeting here. In other news, Gov. J.B. Pritzker yesterday accused Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and his office of being "wholly uncooperative" in communicating about the busloads of immigrants Abbott has sent to Chicago from Texas — an accusation that prompted a war of words between the two. "What's happening, what the governor of Texas is doing is disgusting, and it needs to stop," Pritzker said in comments that led to a sharp response from Abbott's office.
Tina Sfondeles has more here. Get even more news below, and thanks for reading.
Satchel Price, assistant audience engagement editor
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