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Category: Politics is Local

Zimmerman charged with second degree murder

Chicago Talks, April 13, 2012

George Zimmerman made his first court appearance today and has been charged with second degree murder. Zimmerman is was arrested last night for the death of 17-year-old Treyvon Martin, who was shot in Sanford, Florida almost two months ago.

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Cook County Court and Judge Help Rehabilitate Prostitutes

Chicago Talks, April 13, 2012

Associate Judge Rosemary Higgins on Monday discussed a Cook County court program that helps convicted…

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IL Legislator Re-introduces Bill to Ditch Concealed Carry

Chicago Talks, April 5, 2012

The state of Illinois has always opposed allowing citizens to carry concealed firearm weapons in…

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Occupy Chicago Kicks Off Spring Protests

Chicago Talks, April 1, 2012

Chicago marchers– including community organizations and unions– came out in full force downtown March 20…

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Local Reactions to Shooting of Miami Teen

Chicago Talks, April 1, 2012

Chicago legislator Bobby Rush made a statement in Congress wearing a hoodie, and got expelled…

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Advocacy Groups Want to Crack Down on Prison Rape in Immigrant Detention Centers

Chicago Talks, March 31, 2012

Prisoner and refugee right groups are concerned that a law intended to protect all incarcerated…

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After 21st District Loss, Lozano Moving On

Chicago Talks, March 28, 2012

Despite his loss to former journalist, Silvana Tabares, Rudy Lozano delivered a speech about hope…

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Performance-based funding guidelines for state schools hard to pin down

Chicago Talks, March 27, 2012

Discussions of performance-based funding and the Governor’s call for higher graduation rates have left state…

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