Report: IDOT workers abused parking for White Sox games

06/25/2019

While ordinary fans paid up to $20 for parking at Chicago White Sox games, a recent report shows Illinois Department of Transportation employees offered free parking at a nearby state facility to special contacts.

TAGS: Chicago White Sox, corruption, IDOT: Illinois Department of Transportation, OEIG: Office of the Executive Inspector General

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