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GOP Candidates for Illinois Governor to Spar

State GOP chair says "mic turn-off switch" will be used, if needed.
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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 by Hunter Clauss
GOP: Springfield Experience a Plus or a Liability?

The seven gubernatorial candidates gathered in Chicago for their first big debate of the election season.

Posted on 11.5.2009 by Sam Hudzik
GOP Candidates for Illinois Governor to Spar

State GOP chair says "mic turn-off switch" will be used, if needed.

Posted on 11.5.2009 by Sam Hudzik
Chicago Inspector General Sues City Law Department

We hear about a legal showdown between the City of Chicago's top watchdog and it's top lawyer.

Posted on 11.4.2009 by Sam Hudzik
Illinois Abortion Law In Effect - For Now

A law requiring doctors to contact teens' parents before performing abortions is in effect - but the ACLU is trying to bring it back to court.

Posted on 11.4.2009 by City Room
Illinois GOP Chair Talks Impact of Elections Out East

Pat Brady cautions that Illinois is "still a blue state."

Posted on 11.4.2009 by Sam Hudzik
Abortion Notification Debate Continues

A controversial abortion law could go into effect as early as Wednesday afternoon - depending on the will of the Illinois Medical Disciplinary Board.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by City Room
No Election, No Booze Either in Lake County, Indiana

19th Century law stops alcohol sales.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by Michael Puente
Political Dominoes Will Soon Fall in 7th Congressional District

Eleven Democratic Congressional candidates are waiting to see for which office incumbent Danny Davis runs.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by Tony Arnold
Burris Critical of Senate Health Care Bill

Illinois U.S. Senator Roland Burris tries to clarify his position on healthcare reform.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by Sam Hudzik
Stroger Files for Re-Election Just Before Deadline

Cook County Board President Todd Stroger has filed his papers for re-election.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by City Room
Danny Davis Praises Primary Opponent, Stroger

Congressmen Danny Davis says there's at least one other candidate who would make a good Cook County Board President.

Posted on 11.3.2009 by City Room
Illinois Expands Drug Benefits

Lawmakers move to fill the "doughnut hole," over governor's veto.

Posted on 11.2.2009 by Gabriel Spitzer
Burris Avoids Specifics in Healthcare Speech

The senator says he'll only vote for a "strong public option," but won't specifically say how he'll vote on Reid compromise, or filibuster threat.

Posted on 11.2.2009 by Sam Hudzik
Will Burris Reveal Strategy for Healthcare Debate?

He's making a speech Monday at Stroger Hospital.

Posted on 11.2.2009 by Sam Hudzik
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