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Ald. Sposato Calls Columbus Protesters ‘Savages’ At Police Budget Hearing
The Northwest Side alderman made the comment during a contentious City Council hearing about the Chicago Police budget.
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Record-Breaking 6,363 New Coronavirus Cases Reported In Illinois — And 56 More Deaths
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Bars, Restaurants Can Keep Selling Liquor Until 11 PM, And City’s Business Curfew Moved Back
Kelly Bauer Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Chicago’s Fire Department Is Overwhelmingly White — And It Needs To Change, Aldermen Say
Justin Laurence Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
What’s At Stake For Immigrant Communities In The Vote Over The Fair Tax Amendment
Linghua (Lily) Qi, City Bureau Citywide Primary category in which blog post is published
Lightfoot Won’t Sue To Avoid State’s New Coronavirus Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants
City officials and Chicagoans need to "double down" on supporting restaurants, which are facing an indoor dining ban that starts Friday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.
Coronavirus Kill 51 More Illinoisans, Including Child In Cook County
The state also reported 6,110 confirmed cases, bringing the total to 389,095.
Lightfoot Trying To Stop State From Putting New Coronavirus Restrictions On Bars, Restaurants
Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the restrictions will hurt businesses that are "hanging on by a thread." But it's almost certain they'll still be imposed starting Friday.
Voting In Chicago 2020: Here’s Everything You Need To Know For Election Day
Election Day is Nov. 3. Here's everything you need to vote on or before then in Chicago.
Cuts To City Key ID Program Proposed To Help Close City’s $1.2 Billion Budget Gap
The City Clerk's office will still launch a plan to modernize City Council's operations next year, including implementing electronic voting so residents can watch aldermanic votes in real time.
Chicago Already Shattered Its Record For Early Voting
More than 573,000 early voting ballots and mailed ballots have been cast, breaking the record of about 400,000 people voting early in 2016.
State Cracks Down On Chicago, Banning Indoor Dining And Drinking As Coronavirus Cases Skyrocket
The state's new rules for Chicago include stopping indoor drinking and dining, limiting gathering sizes and putting a curfew on bars and restaurants.
Avoid Traveling This Thanksgiving, Chicago’s Top Doctor Says As Coronavirus Surges Across US
Anyone coming to or from Chicago carries a risk of spreading coronavirus amid the second surge, said Dr. Allison Arwady. That means people should rethink their holiday plans so they can stay safe and keep loved ones healthy.
Florida Added To Chicago’s Travel Quarantine List
Michigan could be added to Chicago's quarantine list next week.
