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Chicago police plan DUI patrols
January 25, 2020

The Chicago Police Department will be conducting DUI saturation patrols this weekend in the Grand Central and South Chicago areas. Saturation patrols will take place from 7 p.m. Friday…
Spirits running high at SoxFest 2020
January 25, 2020

A new location for SoxFest 2020 meant a scramble to reserve parking in advance at McCormick Place and good walking shoes. Larger digs for Sox fans, for those lucky enough to get passes…
Chicago woman has confirmed case of novel coronavirus after trip to China
January 24, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — A Chicago resident is the second person in the United States with a confirmed case of the novel coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China, and has killed at least…
Leavitt: Love in the time of cold and snow
January 23, 2020

All I could see were her eyes. That was enough. Each of the three times she rode in my cab, she wore a thick, ankle-length puffer jacket that looked like its last owner was the Michelin…
Hope, once pillar in Englewood, falls victim to charter push
January 21, 2020

A Chicago school with a history that includes being part of a music video and winning city debate titles and even a state championship is destined to become a piece of history itself….
Oak Park’s Harmon elected next Illinois Senate president
January 19, 2020

SPRINGFIELD – Senator Don Harmon, D-Oak Park, was elected as the 39th president of the Illinois Senate on Sunday, Jan. 19 after hours of behind-the-scenes negotiations. The race…

Illinois attorney general sues to stop 3D guns

January 27, 2020

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul, as part of a coalition of 21 states, has filed a lawsuit challenging the federal government’s effort to allow 3D-printed gun files to be released…

Elections board corrects non-citizen voting numbers

January 26, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — Only 15 people who self-identified as not being U.S. citizens cast ballots in the 2018 and 2019 elections, the Illinois State Board of Elections said in a correction…

Pritzker signs bill capping insulin costs

January 26, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill into law Friday capping the out-of-pocket cost of prescription insulin for many people in Illinois. Senate Bill 667, sponsored…

Coalition renews Clean Energy Jobs Act push

January 26, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — With federal regulatory changes looming and legislators one week away from a return to the Capitol, some clean energy advocates are looking to jumpstart a stalled proposal…

Illinois Supreme Court hears two lawsuits against suburban school districts

January 25, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — Two Illinois school districts defended their actions against an elementary school teacher and a restoration company before the Illinois Supreme Court on Jan. 22. The…

Chicago woman has confirmed case of novel coronavirus after trip to China

January 24, 2020

SPRINGFIELD — A Chicago resident is the second person in the United States with a confirmed case of the novel coronavirus, which originated in Wuhan, China, and has killed at least…

Illinois Supreme Court hears two lawsuits against suburban school districts

Chicago police plan DUI patrols

Spirits running high at SoxFest 2020

Chicago woman has confirmed case of novel coronavirus after trip to China

Leavitt: Love in the time of cold and snow

Hope, once pillar in Englewood, falls victim to charter push

Oak Park’s Harmon elected next Illinois Senate president

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Illinois attorney general sues to stop 3D guns

Elections board corrects non-citizen voting numbers

Pritzker signs bill capping insulin costs

Coalition renews Clean Energy Jobs Act push

Illinois Supreme Court hears two lawsuits against suburban school districts

Chicago woman has confirmed case of novel coronavirus after trip to China

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