Post-DNC, the city's problems persist.

The just-concluded Democratic National Convention in Chicago showcased the city's beauty, character, and people, despite some protests and arrests. The event was a PR success for a city in need of an image makeover. However, Chicago still faces major challenges, including underfunded public employee pensions and a fiscal cliff for public transit systems. There are also disagreements between Governor J.B. Pritzker and Mayor Brandon Johnson on issues such as public school funding. Additionally, the city is dealing with a crime problem that has affected the quality of life and reputation. [Extracted from the article]

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