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Community organizations and groups in the city and suburbs are anticipating for more possible immigration raids in the ...
Elgin’s pilot program to help the former residents of the Tent City homeless encampment is producing positive results, ...
In Council District 36, which includes most of Bedford-Stuyvesant and parts of Crown Heights, Reginald Swiney is challenging ...
Records obtained by the Sun-Times show the police have handed over documents that include the names, addresses and countries ...
Chicago may allow widespread building of carriages houses, or accessory dwelling units, as an answer to the affordable housing crisis.
In a court hearing this week, Snelling criticized a plan to allow CPD to issue 30-minute curfews in an attempt to stop teen ...
With Missouri’s stadium funding bill nearing final approval and Kansas’ offer expiring June 30, pressure grows on the Royals and Chiefs to finalize their stadium plans.
A close analysis of the contract the City-County Council signed with a Chicago law firm to investigate former Deputy Mayor ...
City Council to Weigh Paying $2.1M to Resolve Another Lawsuit Tied to Convicted Ex-Sgt. Ronald Watts
William Carter spent a total of four years in jail after pleading guilty in two cases and being convicted in a third that he ...
Chicago taxpayers could be on the hook for another $24 million to settle lawsuits alleging police misconduct. The city’s Law Department is recommending a series of settlements in three wrongful ...
The delay signals a tough fight ahead for the ordinance that backers say will lift rideshare driver pay above minimum wage.
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