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Halvorson-Jackson, Jr. Feud Takes New Shape
This year's election has changed one of the biggest rivalries in Illinois politics.
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Illinois Senate Dems, GOP Name New Leaders
Radogno and Cullerton to head caucuses in Illinois Senate.
Posted on 11.20.2008 by
Ammad Omar
Halvorson-Jackson, Jr. Feud Takes New Shape
This year's election has changed one of the biggest rivalries in Illinois politics.
Posted on 11.20.2008 by
Tony Arnold
Lobbying for Senate Seat Raises Ethics Questions
We take a look at some not-so-discreet lobbying for Illinois' vacant Senate seat, and the ethical questions that's raising.
Posted on 11.19.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Obama Inauguration Might Cause Coach Bus Shortage
Chicago companies say President elect Barack Obama's January 20 inauguration is on course to exhaust the region's coach bus supply.
Posted on 11.18.2008 by
Ben Calhoun
Obama: National Press Tamer than Chicago Press
Some teasing words of praise from the president elect.
Posted on 11.18.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Union Members Encouraged to Take Buyout
Fewer City of Chicago employees are expected to be laid off thanks to a deal struck between the city and union leaders.
Posted on 11.18.2008 by
Tony Arnold
Unfiltered: Chicago CFO Talks Lay-Offs
The city's chief financial officer, Paul Volpe, holds a press conference about reducing the number of lay-offs.
Posted on 11.17.2008 by
Tony Arnold
City Reduces Number of Lay-Offs
The City of Chicago struck a plan with unions to reduce the number of lay-offs.
Posted on 11.17.2008 by
Tony Arnold
Campaigning for Senate Vacancy Stepped-Up
Some Illinois politicians are stepping-up their lobbying efforts to snag Barack Obama's Senate seat.
Posted on 11.15.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Political Insider Cellini Pleads Not Guilty
Not guilty pleas in the next round of political corruption cases in Illinois.
Posted on 11.14.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Obama Vacancy Puts Blagojevich Center Stage
The vacancy left by President elect Barack Obama has thrust Illinois Governor Rod Blagojevich into the spotlight.
Posted on 11.14.2008 by
Ben Calhoun
Obama to Resign from Senate Sunday
Barack Obama announces when he plans to resign from the Senate.
Posted on 11.13.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Mayor Opens Door to Using Skyway Money for Budget
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley says he may use money from the Chicago Skyway to help balance the budget.
Posted on 11.13.2008 by
Tony Arnold
Six Years After Defeat, Dillard Eyes Illinois Senate Post
Both the Senate Democrats and Republicans need to pick new leaders for next year.
Posted on 11.12.2008 by
Sam Hudzik
Unfiltered: Mayor Daley Weighs in on the Fragile Economy
Following the City Council meeting, Mayor Richard Daley talks to the press about the economy.
Posted on 11.12.2008 by
Tony Arnold
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