Ald. Hall says 'lifeline' Walgreens is closing in Chatham | The Chicago Report
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  Alderman William Hall is demanding answers tonight—after Walgreens announced it’s closing its Chatham store. In a statement—Hall says the store provides critical access to prescriptions, basic healthcare, and everyday necessities—especially for seniors and families.  The alderman is calling on the company to explain its decision—and he is here to tell us what he's heard so far. 

Nancy Guthrie: Missing for three months | The Chicago Report
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It's three months since Nancy Guthrie went missing from her home in Arizona.  She's the mother of Today Show host Savannah Guthrie, she returned to the show a few weeks ago.  The Pima County Sheriff's Office has been largely silent as of late, but they spoke out today, with a statement.  All it asks is for anyone with information related to the case to come forward.  Greg Sanfillipo, is a law enforcement and security expert and VP of Doyle Security Services, and he's here to weigh in.

Annual St. Jude Memorial March held on Sunday | The Chicago Report
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This Sunday is the annual St. Jude Memorial March.  The Chicago Police Department and community members will honor 608 fallen officers.  Second ward alderman Brian Hopkins is joining us to share how this year's march carries even more meaning, following the loss of Officer John Bartholomew.

Report casts blame on ICE agents for 'extreme force' | The Chicago Report
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 Six months of work and two days of hearings culminating in a final report from the Illinois Accountability Commission.  It details alleged transgressions on behalf of federal ICE agents, during Operation Midway Blitz. 

What CPS parents can expect from May Day | The Chicago Report
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 May Day is tomorrow, and in Chicago Public Schools, it’s shaping up to be an unique day in the classroom.  Some students will be bussed to downtown protests with their teachers, while others will stay in school.  CPS says it expects to be fully staffed—but there’s still uncertainty.  Chalkbeat reporter Reema Amin has been following the tension between CPS and the Chicago Teachers Union and joins us now with the latest. 

Supreme Court limits Voting Rights Act | The Chicago Report
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Jessica Huseman, from Votebeat, a nonpartisan reporting platform that focuses on elections, joins us to talk about the Voting Rights Act. 

Bally's topping off ceremony marks new stage of construction | The Chicago Report
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Bally's Casino is entering its final phase of construction, before it gets ready to open its doors, early next year.  Today, the final steel beam was placed during the topping off ceremony this morning.  Bally's Executive Chairman Soo Kim is here in the studio to talk about what it took to get here. 

Operation Midway Blitz investigative report | The Chicago Report
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Six months of work and two days of hearings, culminating in a final report from the Illinois accountability commission.  It details alleged transgressions on behalf of federal ICE agents, during Operation Midway Blitz.    Commission member Jimmy Arce is joining us now, to tell us about the process, and what the policy recommendations are.

Republican bill could change SAFE-T Act, Gas Tax proposal | The Chicago Report
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Senate Republicans are pushing to change the SAFE-T Act to allow judges to deny pre-trial release in certain cases. And, what's inside the six-month gas tax proposal. All this and more on "The Chicago Report." 

IBM invests in growing Quantum tech in Illinois | The Chicago Report
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IBM is expanding its footprint in Chicago with a new FutureNow delivery center on the South Side. The company says the center will bring over 700 new jobs in AI, cybersecurity and Quantum technology. 

What's in the six-month gas tax proposal? | The Chicago Report
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Illinois House Republicans want to pause the state's gas tax to give drivers some short term relief. Oil prices are still soaring amid the war in Iran. Rep. Ryan Spain's bill would halt the sales tax for six months. But, there's a payoff. Ralph Matire, the executive director of the Center for Tax and Budget Accountability joins us.

Republican bill aims to change SAFE-T Act | The Chicago Report
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Senate Republicans are pushing to change the SAFE-T Act to allow judges to deny pre-trial release in certain cases. Sen. John Curran introduced the bill and is here with the details. 

Lawmakers demand change to SAFE-T Act following deadly Chicago police shooting | ChicagoNOW
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Following the shooting death of a Chicago police officer and critical injury of another, Senate Republican Leader John Curran is urging lawmakers to take immediate action to revise the SAFE-T Act.

$25 minimum wage bill, SAFE-T Act questions, Gary comeback? | The Chicago Report
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Chicago members of Congress are pushing for a $25 per hour federal minimum wage; More questions arise about the SAFE-T Act after the killing of a Chicago police officer; and is Gary, Indiana, making a comeback?

Advocates defend SAFE-T Act after officer's killing | The Chicago Report
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In light of the shooting death of a Chicago police officer by a man with several prior criminal charges, a new debate has been sparked about the SAFE-T Act, rules for pre-trial release and the county's electronic monitoring program.