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March snow: It's not unusual, weather service says
While this winter's snowfall in the Chicago area has been backloaded into February and March, the National Weather Service reminds residents that snowfall in March is not unusual around here. Read More -
Mayor Emanuel reacts to Gov. Quinn's bad news budget
Big budget cuts for schools are in the Quinn proposal and Mayor Emanuel doesn’t like that. Read More -
Teachers union responds to budget address
The Illinois Federation of Teachers President Dan Montgomery is speaking out, following Governor Pat Quinn's budget address. Read More -
Quinn gives bad news budget address
Quinn got a little more blunt about pension reform in this budget address this afternoon. He asked the legislators, what are you waiting for? Read More -
Mary Magdalene tibia bone on display at Yorkville church
A "first class relic" of St. Mary Magdalene will be on display in Fox Valley next week. Read More -
Venture capitalist Bruce Rauner moves toward run for governor
Millionaire venture capitalist Bruce Rauner moved a step closer toward running for governor by announcing Tuesday he is forming an exploratory campaign committee and embarking on a 60-day “listening t Read More -
More than 9 inches of snow dropped in Tuesday's storm
The Tuesday snowstorm that made Chicago's evening rush a "nightmare" produced the most accumulation since the 2011 blizzard. Read More -
Dawn Clark Netsch, iconic Illinois politician, dies
There was nobody like Dawn Clark Netsch, the cigarette-smoking, pool-playing politician who helped break barriers that had kept women as stenographers and homemakers. Read More -
Flight travel mostly back to normal after Tuesday snowstorm
Flight travel in and out of Chicago's two major airports has mostly returned to normal after Tuesday's storm produced the greatest accumulation of snow since the 2011 Groundhog Day blizzard. Read More
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