A bank robber who murdered a teller during a botched heist on the South Side nearly six years ago has been sentenced to life in prison by a judge who called his case "a horrific tragedy."
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The Chicago school closings controversy rages on and there was an embarrassing moment for the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) today at City Hall as the City Council Education Committee held hearings on t
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Less than an hour after going on sale, Lollapalooza one-day passes have sold out. All tickets to the festival, including VIP and Platnum passes, three-day passes and souvenir passes have now sold out.
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Rutgers University fired men's basketball coach Mike Rice Wednesday morning after ESPN aired video of his shoving and kicking players while berating them with gay slurs.
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A DeKalb man charged with murdering Northern Illinois University freshman Antinette "Toni" Keller has reached a tentative agreement to plead guilty in return for a 37-year prison sentence.
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Chicago's new ward map is unconstitutional because it violates the one-man, one-vote principle and uses "grotesque shapes and boundaries" held together by a narrow alley in some cases t
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Mayor Emanuel was on CNN Tuesday afternoon, playing it coy with Jake Tapper on the question of whether anybody could beat Hillary Clinton for the 2014 Democratic presidential nomination.
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