2 Men Questioned In Jussie Smollett Case ‘Shifted’ Focus Of Investigation, Police Say
Investigators are now trying to interview "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett, police said.
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Police Release 2 People After Questioning Them In Smollett Case, Say They’re No Longer Suspects
"Due to new evidence ... the individuals questioned by police in the Empire case have now been released without charging," police said.
Google Plans To Hire ‘Hundreds’ In Chicago This Year
“I look forward to seeing the company continue to grow in Chicago for years to come," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said.
2 People Of Interest Now Considered Suspects In Jussie Smollett Case, Police Say
There's probable cause the two might have been involved in a crime, though officials won't yet say what the crime would be.
As Tabares Runs For A Full Term In 23rd Ward, Challenger Questions Her Ties To Madigan
Paulino Villarreal faces tough odds — he’s never had more than $1,000 on hand, compared to Silvana Tabares, who has close to $500,000 in her campaign coffers.
Education A Top Priority For Chicago Voters Focused On Ending Racial Inequity: Survey
Nearly 90 percent of the aldermanic candidates who responded said they favored ending tax breaks for wealthy corporations.
Mayoral Debate Will Have 8 Candidates Face Off Over Millennial Issues, Police Reform And More
The Friday event will be moderated by reporter Mary Ann Ahern and activist Ja'Mal Green.
Some Portage Park And Jefferson Park Voters To Weigh In On Lifting State Ban On Rent Control
The rent control question will appear on ballots in the 45th Ward for voters who live around the Six Corners Shopping District and Wilson Park.
Woman Dies After Being Hit By Green Line Train At Clinton Stop In West Loop, Officials Say
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.
Century-Old St. Ann Church In Pilsen Sold, Developer Aims To Transform It Into Apartments Or Condos, Archdiocese Confirms
The church building — one of three the Archdiocese aimed to close in Pilsen — was sold to a developer for $1.35 million.
