Following the excitement of Tuesday’s midterm election, aldermen pushed Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s 2019 city budget…
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Pritzker sets the tone for a new beginning
Democrat Gov.-elect J.B. Pritzker greeted Chicagoans at the Roosevelt Red Line stop Wednesday morning after…
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Young voters make their voices heard
Lauren Miller stood in the cold wind outside of her polling station in Chicago’s South…
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Rideshare drivers unite, protest city and corporations
The second floor of City Hall shook Wednesday with the roar of rideshare drivers demanding…
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Lawsuit alleges Cure Violence administrator of sexual misconduct
Four former female employees of Cure Violence, a violence prevention organization formerly known as CeaseFire,…
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McDonald’s and others get failing grades in beef antibiotic use
In the chilly winds of Chicago outside of McDonald’s Corporate Headquarters on West Randolph Street,…
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Chicago politicians demand Springfield infrastructure spending
Politicians representing the Chicago Metropolitan area are demanding that Springfield lawmakers spend more on improving…
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How Chicagoans Feel About Columbus Day
On Monday Chicago held its 65th annual Columbus Day Parade where attendees commemorated Christopher Columbus’…