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New video shows Chicago police officers shooting armed man who later died (opens the original)
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Oversight officials released video footage Thursday that shows Chicago police officers shooting a man armed with a knife in the lobby of a River North hotel last year. Prosecutors later said the shooting left Demond Williams with “limited brain activity” and that doctors didn’t expect him to recover. Williams died July 26, but his cause and manner of death haven’t been released, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office. After the shooting, Williams was charged with felony counts of
Daily Herald journalists clear vote to successfully form labor union (opens the original)
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Journalists of suburban publication the Daily Herald officially voted to form a labor union Thursday, according to the Daily Herald News Guild. The 15-0 vote was observed by union and management officials at the National Labor Relations Board offices at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse. The Daily Herald staff joined the Chicago News Guild Local 34071 TNG-CWA, which also represents journalists at the Sun-Times. The union is now planning to poll its members to determine contract conditions and sched
How to vote in the November 2026 Illinois general election (opens the original)
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Voting is underway in Illinois for the 2026 general election. For Chicagoans, at stake will be the election of a Chicago Public Schools board president — a race that features attorney Victor Henderson, Jessica Biggs, a former CPS principal, and Hilario Dominguez, a former CTU deputy political director. Also on the ballot are all 20 seats for the city’s Board of Education. It marks the first time the entire CPS board will be elected by the city’s voters. As for non-CPS races, on the ballot will b
Portage Park woman charged with stealing dead mother's Social Security benefits (opens the original)
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A woman accused of hiding her mother’s body in a freezer while she collected her Social Security benefits is among 17 defendants from across the country who were accused of defrauding the program of up to $1.3 million, according to the U.S. Justice Department’s National Fraud Enforcement Division. Eva Bratcher, 72, was charged in the Northern District of Illinois in August with theft of government property and fraud related to misrepresentation or misuse of Social Security benefits totaling $21,
Construction sign displaying anti-Riot Fest messages appears near Douglass Park, echoing local frustrations (opens the original)
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A traffic sign stationed near Douglass Park is displaying anti-Riot Fest messages on the day the park was originally supposed to be cleaned and reopened to the public. The digital sign sat in the grassy area in the 2900 block of South Marshall Boulevard, just north of West Cermak Road and a few blocks south of where the entrance to the park was cordoned off by gates as cleanup extended to Tuesday. The latch to the computer that controlled the sign sat undone while the messages saying, “Pro riot,
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