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New poll shows Chicagoans strongly oppose tax increases Mayor Johnson and allies have floated
Mayor Brandon Johnson claimed this week that Chicago "doesn't have a spending problem. It has a revenue problem." But a poll of 864 registered Chicago voters conducted for a business-bankrolled political action committee reveals big opposition to some of the tax increases that Johnson or his alliesâŠ
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White Soxâ offseason shaping up to once more focus on rebuilding rather than big free-agent spending
General manager Chris Getz said the team will prioritize improvement from players who already part of the organization as the Sox' rebuild rolls on this winter.
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White Soxâ offseason shaping up to once more focus on rebuilding rather than big free-agent spending
General manager Chris Getz said the team will prioritize improvement from players who already part of the organization as the Sox' rebuild rolls on this winter.
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Woman, 2 kids found in Lake Michigan after domestic dispute identified
The three victims are 31-year-old Drake Patton of Chicago, 6-year-old Wyatt Bryden Patton and 1-year-old Jream Jaycee Washington of Matteson, officials said.
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Feds step up immigration raids around Chicago on Mexican Independence Day: 'It's a cultural attack'
Gov. JB Pritzker said President Donald Trump's strategy is to increase immigration enforcement, prompting protests that could then be used to justify a National Guard deployment.
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Federal Reserve cuts key rate by quarter-point, signals two more cuts this year
The move is the central bank's first rate cut since December, as concern grows over the health of the country's labor market.
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Sky host ceremony to mark enclosure of their new practice facility
Work on the exterior is almost done, and management still expects the facility to be ready by the 2026 season.
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Federal Reserve cuts key rate by quarter-point, signals two more cuts this year
The move is the central bank's first rate cut since December, as concern grows over the health of the country's labor market.
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Pritzker slams feds' silence on fatal ICE shooting in Franklin Park
"This is the most unusual situation I've seen in my entire lifetime," the governor said Monday of what appears to be the first fatal shooting by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent this y...
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ICE agents didnât have body cams during deadly shooting of Silverio Villegas GonzĂĄlez outside Chicago
The Trump administration scrapped the agencyâs body cam program soon after the president took office this year, according to a former ICE chief of staff in the Biden administration. The Chicago Police...
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Secretaria de DHS asiste redada en Elgin en la que entre 6 detenidos, hubo ciudadano estadounidense
HelicĂłpteros volando bajo, luces brillantes y bombas de humo fueron utilizados en una redada el martes. Joe Botello, de 37 años de edad, y cinco compañeros de cuarto fueron sacados de una casa. Kristi Noem estuvo entre los agentes de ICE que llevaban uniforme de camuflaje y usaron camionesâŠ
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First Illinois West Nile virus death of 2025 confirmed in suburban Cook County
The person who died was not identified by Cook County officials, who said Cook County has logged nearly double the number of West Nile virus cases compared with 2024.
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First Illinois West Nile virus death of 2025 confirmed in suburban Cook County
The person who died was not identified by Cook County officials, who said Cook County has logged nearly double the number of West Nile virus cases compared with 2024.
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Hombre de suburbio de Chicago es residente permanente y fue detenido por ICE durante meses antes de autodeportarse
Sergio RamĂrez y su esposa Kristina RamĂrez, ciudadana estadounidense, fueron detenidos en mayo por el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional (DHS). Kristina, nacida y criada en Illinois, planea irse a MĂ©xico para reunirse con su esposo con quien tiene casada ocho años.
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Chicago History Museum cuts hinder research, exploration
The timing couldn't have been worse. The Trump administration has slashed museum budgets, the Smithsonian is being reviewed to align with Donald Trump's vision of America and the school year just star...
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Assistant principal among three fatally shot outside Lincoln Middle School in Berwyn
Nerissa Lee was identified as one of the three who died after being shot, including the shooter, officials said Wednesday.
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Agentes de ICE no tenĂan cĂĄmaras durante el tiroteo mortal de Silverio Villegas GonzĂĄlez en Franklin Park
La administraciĂłn de Trump eliminĂł el programa de cĂĄmaras de la agencia poco despuĂ©s de que el presidente asumiera el cargo este año, segĂșn un exjefe de gabinete de ICE en la administraciĂłn de Biden. El Departamento de PolicĂa de Chicago (CPD) utiliza estos dispositivos.
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Elmwood Park fire chief resigns after allegedly punching employee of local bar, locking him in beer cooler
The incident, which happened the same weekend as the suburb's annual family festival, led to criminal charges against 55-year-old Michael Terzo, who's due in court this week. Why did he allegedly beat...
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Cubs' Kyle Tucker seeking additional outside treatment for calf injury with season winding down
Tucker has been sidelined for two weeks.
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Pilsen coal plant demolition puts pressure on city not to repeat Little Village fiasco
A virtual community meeting will be held Sept. 24 to discuss the âenvironmentally complexâ demolition of 13 structures around the Fisk power plant.
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Where is Ald. Walter Burnett Jr.âs missing $300,000 in campaign money?
The long-tenured Chicago City Council member says when asked what happened to that money: âI donât feel comfortable talking about that with you. Itâs not my city business.â
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Open House Chicago announces 2025 sites, with 30 new places to visit
The annual free event is intended to highlight the cityâs well-known architecture by showcasing culturally, historically and architecturally significant sites.
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