Aldermen demand emergency hearing to address Chicago's deadly violence
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An ally of Mayor Lori Lightfoot is pushing back against a group of 20 aldermen who are demanding an emergency hearing on Chicago's rising tide of deadly violence.

Chicago aldermen push for hearing on surging violence
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Twenty members of the Chicago City Council signed a letter Tuesday, demanding a meeting with Police Supt. David Brown regarding the surge in violent crime in the city.

Chicago City Council votes to rename outer Lake Shore Drive
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Chicago aldermen on Friday voted 33 to 15 to rename Lake Shore Drive after Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, who was the city's first permanent resident.

Chicago City Council approves Lake Shore Drive name change

Chicago aldermen on Friday voted to rename part of Lake Shore Drive after Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, who is regarded as the city's first permanent resident.

Chicago City Council meeting adjourns early after heated exchange
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Ald. Carlos Ramirez Rosa talks about Wednesday's Chicago City Council meeting, which ended abruptly after tensions flared surrounding the botched police raid of Anjanette Young.

City leaders to vote on renaming portion of Lake Shore Drive
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The Chicago City Council will vote Wednesday on renaming Lake Shore Drive to Jean Baptiste Point DuSable, but some people are against it because it may lose attraction to tourists.

Chicago City Council to vote Wednesday on renaming Lake Shore Drive

The City Council is expected to vote on an ordinance Wednesday to rename Lake Shore Drive in honor of Chicago's first non-native resident and founder, Jean Baptiste Point du Sable.

'Alderperson' proposal receives mixed reaction in City Council
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Ald. Andre Vasquez (40th) talks about why he thinks the title of alderman should be changed to create a more inclusive environment in City Council and across Chicago.

Alderman Ed Burke accused of making anti-Semitic remark on tape

Since Alderman Ed Burke's arrest two-and-a-half years ago, his lawyers have waged an expensive legal battle to prevent some of his conversations secretly recorded by the FBI from ever becoming public.

Ex-City Hall inspector pleads guilty to wire fraud in case tied to Carrie Austin probe

A former City Hall inspector pleaded guilty to wire fraud Tuesday in a case connected to the investigation of Ald. Carrie Austin (34th), the Chicago Sun-Times is reporting.

Political consultant charged with bribing Chicago alderman

Federal prosecutors have charged a political operative with bribing ex-alderman Danny Solis (25th) in exchange for a Chicago Public Schools contract and other benefits.

Pastors, Lightfoot talk about Black woman's botched police raid

Pastors disturbed over how Chicago police treated a Black woman whose home was the target of a wrong raid spoke with the mayor Friday, demanding more information about the 2019 incident and the city’s efforts to keep a lid on bodycam video.