News Source: Chicago-Sun Times
| 10 days ago
With his popularity slipping, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is getting some words of encouragement from a former rival on the eve of the two-year anniversary of his election as Chicago mayor. "He's doing a very, very good job under extremely difficult
News Source: Star Tribune
| 10 days ago
Politics has long been a family business in Illinois, a place where who you know and who you're related to matters more than most. But the family drama shaping up around the next governor's race adds a new layer of intrigue in a Capitol already
News Source: New York Observer
| 24 days ago
In 2007, The New Yorker art critic Peter Schjeldahl gave a talk at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago in which he said that the hosting city was a great place to be, if you have a particular reason. He went on to call Chicago one of the great
News Source: The Daily Herald
| 1 month ago
Kennedy formally dedicated O'Hare International Airport in March 1963. If you don't live near the behemoth, it's just that place you rush through on a business trip or the starting point for a vacation. But if you're in the airport's shadow like all
News Source: Chicago Tribune
| 2 months ago
Daley's administration were warned six years ago about preferential treatment in Chicago's red-light camera contract, a deal now embroiled in a federal corruption investigation of an alleged $2 million bribery scheme at City Hall. Executives of a
News Source: Chicago-Sun Times
| 3 months ago
When the high-profile manslaughter case of a nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley was shifted to a McHenry County judge, the judge quickly made one thing clear...McIntyre, who got the case because of concerns regarding Cook County judges' ties to
News Source: Chicago Tribune
| 3 months ago
Dawn Clark Netsch was a political pathfinder for generations of Illinois women, the first to hold statewide office and the first nominated by a major party for governor. Mrs. Netsch, an unabashed liberal who decades ago championed social causes that
News Source: Chicago Tribune
| 3 months ago
Daley, a fellow Democrat, predicted the 68-year-old Powell "will be recognized as a major figure in the history of the state." The chairman of the Illinois Republican Party noted: "His lengthy tenure in office was evidence of the warmth people felt