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Media and Law Enforcement Gather for Panel on Fraud
After undergoing surgery a few years ago, Jennifer Leach received a call claiming she overpaid her hospital bill and was eligible to receive compensation. It ended up being a scam and Leach said she is grateful she was able to recognize it as such. “I almost fell for it,” she said. Now Leach, who is […]
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Robert Blagojevich: “I don’t blame Rod for what happened.”
June 12, 2015 Comments Off on Robert Blagojevich: “I don’t blame Rod for what happened.”
Robert Blagojevich, brother of convicted former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich, told Carol Marin on Wednesday that fighting his indictment for corruption was “the most tumultuous experience of my life.” Robert Blagojevich spoke to Marin, political editor for NBC Chicago, as part of an interview and promotion of his book, Fundraiser A: My Fight for Freedom […]
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March 13, 2014 was the worst day of Angel Joseph Miranda’s life. It was the day he found out he was HIV positive. Angel, who goes by A.J. is only 24. He grew up in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago, graduated from Illinois State University with a degree in communications and recently moved to Chicago’s […]
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Education is Focus of Mayoral Election
February 28, 2015 Comments Off on Education is Focus of Mayoral Election
Although Tuesday’s Chicago mayoral election saw a record low voter turnout, education policy stood out as a key issue for voters. Tuesday did not bring any closure to the race as Mayor Rahm Emanuel failed to obtain the necessary 50 percent plus one votes for an outright victory. Emanuel and Cook County Commissioner Jesus “Chuy” […]
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FCC Live: Net Neutrality Discussion and Vote
February 26, 2015 Comments Off on FCC Live: Net Neutrality Discussion and Vote
Watch it live Tuesday Feb. 28 Click on the image below to view the ongoing hearings:
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From the Streets on Election Day 2015
February 24, 2015 Comments Off on From the Streets on Election Day 2015
The polls are open. Follow us around the city as we follow the municipal election today. Tweets about #ctmayor15 OR #rw1mayor
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Luella’s Southern Kitchen to Bring Down Home Good Eating to Chicago’s Lincoln Square this February
February 1, 2015 Comments Off on Luella’s Southern Kitchen to Bring Down Home Good Eating to Chicago’s Lincoln Square this February
Chicago’s Lincoln Square, a popular and charming business and residential district filled with intriguing food and shopping, will soon be the proud home of an exciting new Southern regional restaurant, Luella’s Southern Kitchen (4609 N. Lincoln Ave.; 773-961-8196) which will open on February 3, 2015. Luella’s will be a delight for Chicago’s many fans of […]
