Chicago cracks down on illegal parking with new pilot program
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The City of Chicago launched a new program to improve the flow of transportation and to enhance safety on the roadways, using cameras to catch parking violators.

The new Starbucks strategy: Will CEO Brian Niccol’s plan work?

Starbucks' new chief executive announced a series of changes this week aimed at drawing back customers as the company navigates unionization pressures, declining foot traffic, and frequent leadership changes.

Fired Disney worker allegedly hacked restaurant menus to remove peanut allergy info, add profanities

A former Disney employee is accused of hacking into the company's systems and changing restaurant menus, including removing critical allergen information. Michael Scheuer now faces a potential federal charge.

Chicago police officer hit by car in South Shore

A Chicago police officer was struck by a car while directing traffic Friday morning in the South Shore neighborhood.

Suspect charged with hate crime after shooting Jewish victim in West Ridge: officials

A 22-year-old man is facing terrorism and hate crime charges after he allegedly shot a Jewish man who was walking to synagogue and fired multiple rounds at police officers in West Ridge last weekend.

Chicago mayor issues statement on resignation of embattled school board president
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Rev. Mitchell Johnson was only on the job for seven days ? long enough to have one board meeting. He announced his resignation on Thursday after a torrent of social media posts were uncovered expressing antisemitic views, 9/11 truther views, and misogyny.

Former CPS student sues Chicago Board of Education after being sexually assaulted at school
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A lawsuit has been filed by Lane Brown, LLC against the Chicago Board of Education and a former high school security guard for the alleged sexual assault and abuse of a minor identified as John Doe in 2021.