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Latino families try to keep a tradition alive

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Linda Lutton
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One of Chicago's union leaders braces for the possibility of more city job cuts.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Mike Rhee
Daley Doubts He'll Endorse in 5th Congressional Race

Chicago Mayor Richard Daley says he most likely won't endorse anyone in the 5th Congressional District special election.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Mike Rhee
Mayor Daley Encourages Board Certified Teachers

Chicago Public Schools breaks a record for new board certified teachers.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Mike Rhee
Chicago Adds More Top Teachers

More top teachers working in Chicago, but not all are in the toughest schools.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Julia McEvoy
Mayor Daley Looks at More City Layoffs

Chicago Mayor Richard Daley looks at the possibility of more city layoffs.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Mike Rhee
Leo Burnett to Pay $15.5 Million in Whistleblower Settlement

Chicago ad agency Leo Burnett agrees to pay millions to the federal government.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Adriene Hill
Burris Turned Away from Senate

Roland Burris was turned away from the U.S. Capitol building this morning.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by City Room and the Associated Press
Quinn Avoids Saying What Burris Should Do

Quinn avoids directly saying that Burris should back down.

Posted on 1.6.2009 by Susie An
Candidates Start Race for 5th District Seat

Candidates looking to replace former Congressman Rahm Emanuel start scrambling for a special election.

Posted on 1.5.2009 by Mike Rhee
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