Biography: Hunter Clauss

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Businessman Offered $100,000 to City Official for Airport Contracts

Ald. Isaac Carothers is believed to have been working with FBI agents in bribe case.

Posted on 11.6.2009

Circulation Down for Chicago Tribune, Sun-Times

Posted on 10.26.2009

Protesters Rally Against Bankers Conference

Protesters claim the American Bankers Association is dragging its feet on banking reform.

Posted on 10.26.2009

Topinka Kicks Off Campaign For Comptroller

Political experts say this could be the former state treasurer's last chance at politics.

Posted on 10.26.2009

Cook County Commissioners Want Property Tax Bills Out Sooner

A new commission will evaluate ways the county can speed up the issuance of bills.

Posted on 10.21.2009

Daley Looks to Cut City Positions to Save Cash

Chicago Mayor Richard Daley unveils new cost-cutting measures to balance the city's budget.

Posted on 10.19.2009

Judge Could Decide on Blagojevich's Second Chance at Reality TV

The former Illinois governor has been tapped for a spot on Donald Trump's "Celebrity Apprentice."

Posted on 10.19.2009

Indiana Professor Wins Nobel Prize

Elinor Ostrom is the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in economics.

Posted on 10.12.2009

Durbin Hopeful Health Care Passes Committee Soon

Illinois U.S. Senator Dick Durbin says he hopes some Republicans will sign up for the health care legislation.

Posted on 10.12.2009

Stroger Says Subpoena Won't Change Anything

Cook County President Todd Stroger says he's not worried about an investigation into the county's finances.

Posted on 9.20.2009

Daley Dedicates New Field House, Playground to Local Olympian Jesse Owens

The dedication comes two weeks before the International Olympic Committee chooses a host city for the 2016 Summer Games.

Posted on 9.18.2009

Boeing Could Win PR Victory Over Airbus

The World Trade Organization is expected to release a new report on Airbus' allegedly illegal government subsidies.

Posted on 9.3.2009

Wheeling Officials Want Golf Carts on Roads

Former village offical says carts include economical and environmental benefits.

Posted on 8.12.2008

Dick Tracy Museum Closes

Museum officials pack up the yellow fedoras after 17 years.

Posted on 6.1.2008

Chicago Aldermen Sound Off on Mayor's Cuts

Daley's budget cuts could save city $20 million.

Posted on 3.14.2008

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