Closing arguments conclude in Ed Burke's corruption trial

The corruption trial of former Chicago Alderman Ed Burke is progressing toward its conclusion, with the closing arguments wrapping up the second day.

Closing arguments begin in Ed Burke corruption trial
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After weeks of testimony, closing arguments began Wednesday in the corruption trial of former Alderman Ed Burke.

Chicago voters won?t get chance to weigh in on sanctuary city status, City Council decides
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Mayor Brandon Johnson and his City Council allies on Thursday used a parliamentary maneuver to squelch an advisory referendum that would have allowed Chicago voters to weigh in on whether Chicago should remain a sanctuary city.

Chicago voters won’t get chance to weigh in on sanctuary city status, City Council decides

Mayor Brandon Johnson and his City Council allies on Thursday used a parliamentary maneuver to squelch an advisory referendum that would have allowed Chicago voters to weigh in on whether Chicago should remain a sanctuary city.

Woman waits four hours to try McDonald's spinoff CosMc's, delivers verdict

McDonald's spinoff CosMc's is officially open for business with enthusiastic customers enduring hourslong wait times to get their hands on a custom beverage and snack.

Chicago's sanctuary city status comes under microscope at special meeting
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City Council held a special meeting Thursday to discuss a resolution that would ask voters to decide if Chicago should remain a sanctuary city.

CTA reduces speeds on Yellow Line following crash
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The CTA is making some changes to their safety protocol on the Yellow Line following a crash that left 16 injured last month. The NTSB released a report on the crash earlier this week.

CTA boss says Yellow Line crash conditions are isolated, not systemwide

The head of the Chicago Transit Authority on Wednesday said none of the system’s other train lines are subject to "the same design features" that are being investigated as the potential cause of the Yellow Line crash.

Earliest version of Mickey Mouse set to become public domain in 2024

The earliest version of Disney's most famous character, as well as other characters, will become public domain on Jan. 1, 2024. Here's what to know.

175 Chicago Public Schools students take part in 'Christmas in the City' celebration

For over 20 years, the nonprofit youth after-school program has arranged ‘Christmas in the City,’ providing transportation, shopping gift cards, and dinner for the kids.

Closing arguments begin in Ed Burke corruption trial

After weeks of testimony, closing arguments began Wednesday in the corruption trial of former Alderman Ed Burke.

175 Chicago Public Schools students take part in 'Christmas in the City' celebration
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For over 20 years, the nonprofit youth after-school program has arranged ?Christmas in the City,? providing transportation, shopping gift cards, and dinner for the kids.

Closing arguments underway in Ed Burke trial
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Former Ald. Ed Burke is facing 14 counts, including racketeering, bribery and attempted extortion.

Inside Look: Google unveils new design for Thompson Center

Google plans to start construction on the Thompson Center early next year, but we're getting a look at their new design.

Inside Look: Google unveils new design for Thompson Center
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Google plans to start construction on the Thompson Center early next year, but we're getting a look at their new design.

Hundreds try to attend Chicago City Council meeting
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Crowds started lining up at City Hall on Wednesday to get a seat in the council chambers. Many were trying to get their voices heard about the Israel-Hamas War.

Chicago City Council  rejects police misconduct arbitration proposal
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Late Wednesday afternoon, the Chicago City Council rejected a police misconduct arbitration proposal. Tia Ewing breaks down what this means for the police union and Chicago residents.