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Illinois Crime Rate Stats Skewed
April 21, 2024
Illinois politicians have reclassified crimes to inaccurately show a decrease in crime.
Chicago News
JUL
17
Cook County Land Bank Authority outlines steps for setting up Peoples Gas service
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
17
The Cook County Land Bank Authority has released step-by-step instructions for developers to set up Peoples Gas service. The guidelines aim to prevent delays and ensure proper coordination during construction projects in Cook County. Read more…
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JUL
17
Young America's Foundation announces National Conservative Student Conference in Washington, D.C.
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
17
Young America's Foundation will host the National Conservative Student Conference in Washington, D.C. this August. The event offers students lodging, meals, and a chance to win free travel, with a rally at Mount Vernon featuring Ben Shapiro. Read more…
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JUL
17
Muslim Civic Coalition launches fellowship and announces upcoming civic events
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
17
The Muslim Civic Coalition has launched its 2026 Young Adults Civic Impact Fellowship and announced several upcoming events, including a teach-in, internship opportunities, and a national march. The organization aims to empower young leaders and foster civic engagement across communities. Read more…
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JUL
17
Which former City of Chicago area high school athletes will be active on Saturday, July 18?
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S. I. Arce
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JUL
17
These former City of Chicago area high school standouts will be active on Saturday, July 18. Read more…
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JUL
17
Illinois and Missouri mark completion of Don Welge Memorial Bridge in Chester
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
17
Illinois and Missouri officials have completed the Don Welge Memorial Bridge in Chester, replacing a key river crossing. The project, part of the Rebuild Illinois program, aims to improve safety and support regional commerce. The bridge now serves thousands of vehicles daily, including significant commercial traffic. Read more…
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JUL
16
Episode 3 of 'Road to the Show' spotlights family support for MLB prospects
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
16
The latest episode of 'Road to the Show' premieres July 19 on Peacock, focusing on how family shapes rising MLB stars’ careers. Featuring interviews with top draft picks and their loved ones, it offers an inside look at both challenges faced and support received along each player’s journey. Read more…
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JUL
16
MLB announces 2027 regular-season schedule with earliest Opening Day in history
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
16
Major League Baseball has released its schedule for the upcoming 2027 season. Highlights include an early Opening Day and multiple marquee events at historic venues. Read more…
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JUL
16
Durbin delivers statement before witness panel for Trump’s attorney general nominee Blanche
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
16
Senator Dick Durbin delivered an opening statement before a witness panel reviewing Todd Blanche's nomination as Attorney General under President Trump. The session included testimony from witnesses Liz Oyer and Dani Bensky addressing concerns over justice department practices. Read more…
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JUL
16
Ownership of The Carlton at the Lake in Chicago in Q1 2026
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T. C. Dutton
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JUL
16
In Cook County, Illinois, The Carlton at the Lake was among 178 for-profit nursing homes during the first quarter of 2026, holding an overall CMS rating of two. Read more…
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JUL
16
$18 million mixed-use project planned for 63rd and Ashland in West Englewood
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Chicago City Wire
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JUL
16
Chicago's Department of Planning and Development has selected an $18 million mixed-use project near CTA's Green Line station in West Englewood. The plan calls for two apartment buildings with retail space aimed at revitalizing long-vacant land. Read more…
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Illinois News
JUL
17
Winnetka records 1 scam report for week ending July 11, 2026
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R. K. Smart
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JUL
17
The Better Business Bureau reported one scam report in Winnetka for the week ending July 11, 2026. Read more…
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JUL
17
Which ex-high school standouts from North Cook County area will play on Saturday, July 18?
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L. S. Keyes
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JUL
17
Saturday, July 18 will see these former North Cook County area high school stars in competition. Read more…
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JUL
17
Schaumburg Business Association announces upcoming events and community initiatives
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North Cook News
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JUL
17
The Schaumburg Business Association has announced a series of summer events, including Lemonade Day for youth entrepreneurs and networking opportunities for local professionals. Highlights include business showcases, a golf classic, and community music performances. The association encourages participation to support local businesses and initiatives. Read more…
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JUL
17
Entertainment event this weekend in North Cook County: Friday, July 17 - Sunday, July 19
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N. A. Merritt
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JUL
17
Don't miss out on this entertainment event happening in North Cook County this weekend. Read more…
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JUL
16
Evan Jacobson wins Beer Belly at Leopolis Triathlon on July 4, 2026
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J. E. Neal
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JUL
16
Evan Jacobson won the Beer Belly event at the Leopolis Triathlon on July 4, 2026, in 29:01. Read more…
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JUL
16
Ben Wagner wins Stockton 5K on July 11, 2026
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J. E. Neal
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JUL
16
Ben Wagner won the 5K at the Stockton 5K / 10K on July 11, 2026, finishing in 18:26.25. Read more…
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JUL
16
Calen Zeller wins Heatwave Half Marathon in Fayetteville on July 12, 2026
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I. H. Colson
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JUL
16
Calen Zeller won the Heatwave Half Marathon in Fayetteville on July 12, 2026, finishing in 1:47:35. Read more…
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JUL
16
North Cook County hosts Local Government Meetings today
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C. C. Guzman
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JUL
16
North Cook County Local Government Meetings today. Read more…
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JUL
16
Who are the North Cook County area high school alumni in action on Friday, July 17?
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L. S. Keyes
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JUL
16
These ex-North Cook County area high school standouts will participate in competitions on Friday, July 17. Read more…
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JUL
15
Prospect Heights Natural Resources Commission to host native transplant event July 15
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North Cook News
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JUL
15
The Prospect Heights Natural Resources Commission will host a native plant transplant event on July 15. Volunteers are invited to participate and are advised to prepare for hot weather conditions. Read more…
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US National News
JUL
18
Rahm Emmanuel’s Israel-Endorsed ‘Opposition’ to Israel
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Harrison Berger
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JUL
18
The former Chicago mayor and likely presidential hopeful gave a big, deceptive speech in Tel Aviv. The post Rahm Emmanuel’s Israel-Endorsed ‘Opposition’ to Israel appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
18
Burnham’s First Speech as Labour Leader Long on Promises, Short on Details
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Iain Macwhirter
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JUL
18
The man with a plan seems strangely reluctant to share his concrete policies. The post Burnham’s First Speech as Labour Leader Long on Promises, Short on Details appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
18
America’s Manufactured Menaces
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Bruce Fein
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JUL
18
Antifa and drug trafficking are hardly existential threats to the American way of life. The post America’s Manufactured Menaces appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
17
Iran War Day 140: War Widens After Reported U.S. Infrastructure Strikes
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Harrison Berger
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JUL
17
State of the Union: The U.S. military struck Iran for the sixth consecutive night. The post Iran War Day 140: War Widens After Reported U.S. Infrastructure Strikes appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
17
Tucker Carlson: The West Is Committing ‘Mass Suicide’
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Andrew Day
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JUL
17
The influential newsman sat down with The American Conservative to discuss demographic change and other topics. The post Tucker Carlson: The West Is Committing ‘Mass Suicide’ appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
17
Ann Widdecombe, Murdered Reform UK Pol, Was the Best of Britain
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Iain Macwhirter
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JUL
17
The former MP’s grisly death raises questions about security for politicians in an increasingly violent UK. The post Ann Widdecombe, Murdered Reform UK Pol, Was the Best of Britain appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
17
On Ukraine, Trump Now Buys the ‘Tide Turning’ Narrative
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Leonid Ragozin
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JUL
17
Western efforts to force Russia to surrender have only intensified the conflict. The post On Ukraine, Trump Now Buys the ‘Tide Turning’ Narrative appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
17
In Speech, Trump Alleges Plots by China to Sway U.S. Elections
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Harrison Berger
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JUL
17
State of the Union: The White House released documents claimed to reveal Chinese government interference in 2020. The post In Speech, Trump Alleges Plots by China to Sway U.S. Elections appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
16
Trump Administration Imposes 25 Percent Tariff on Brazil
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David Brady
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JUL
16
State of the Union: The Trump administration issued new levies on the country partly in punishment for the treatment of its former President Jair Bolsonaro. The post Trump Administration Imposes 25 Percent Tariff on Brazil appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
16
Iran War Day 139: Iran Threatens Mideast Infrastructure Will Be ‘Crushed’ If Trump Bombs Power Plants
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Harrison Berger
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JUL
16
State of the Union: Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei condemned a reported U.S. airstrike near a children's cancer treatment center. The post Iran War Day 139: Iran Threatens Mideast Infrastructure Will Be ‘Crushed’ If Trump Bombs Power Plants appeared first on The American Conservative.
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JUL
18
CPS budget proposal with teacher layoffs renews debate over keeping under-enrolled schools open – ABC7 (Chicago)
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
Civic Federation President Joe Ferguson argued that keeping schools such as Douglass High School open for just 30 students is financially unsustainable. "It's costing CPS about $94-95,000 a year per student at this school," he said. "We're talking about 30 students. We're talking about 30 full-time employees for a student-teacher ratio of one-to-one."
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JUL
18
Rich Miller: Illinois GOP trails badly in midterm cash – Chicago Sun-Times
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
"And, yes, the House Democrats are struggling this month with scandals, including a state representative who resigned under pressure and another who was indicted. I’m not trying to downplay that at all. But Democrats have the national political environment, the local infrastructure and tons of cash behind them. The Republicans have little to none of that."
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JUL
18
Chicago police say they’ve implemented mayor’s order to target ICE — 6 months later – Chicago Sun-Times
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
Officers have been told to collect witness statements and submit reports, but the department won’t open criminal cases unless a victim or a victim’s relative comes forward. “We have to work at the victim’s wishes and what the victim wants us to do — if the victim wants to pursue the case report that was generated or doesn’t,” said Patrick Kinney, commander in the Bureau of Detectives.
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JUL
18
Chicago aldermen say mayor fails to collect revenue he opposes – Center Square
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
Alderman Samantha Nugent questioned why the city has failed to collect any of the $6 million projected for augmented reality, especially after a major event was held in the city last month. “Over 717,000 people participated in this Pokemon Go event, which is augmented reality,” Nugent said.
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JUL
18
New Life For Chicago Office Buildings As Apartment Towers – Forbes
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
Chicago is among major U.S. cities making “no little plans” for the conversion of offices into housing. By some reports, more than two dozen projects are underway in an unprecedented wave. In 2024, Chicago’s 880 led the U.S. in number of apartments created via adaptive reuse endeavors.
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JUL
18
Commentary: Rep. Harry Benton resigned after misconduct allegations. The state owes us a report. – Chicago Tribune*
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
18
David Greising, of the Better Government Association: "The people who elected Benton have a right to know the charges against him. Any former employee who brought a complaint has a right to see justice carried out — not dropped simply because Benton quit. The general public has an interest here, too. Our confidence in the Office of Inspector General could rely on it."
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JUL
17
Man arrested with machete on CTA twice in 3 days – CWB Chicago
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
17
A Chicago man is accused of carrying a machete on a CTA train just two days after a judge released him to await trial on an earlier machete arrest, and questions are now being raised about why he wasn’t hit with a more serious charge the first time around, one that could have kept him detained from the start.
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JUL
17
Leadership Is Not a Negotiation. It Is Time for Police Leaders to Step up and Lead – Chicago Contrarian
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
17
Retired police chief Tom Weitzel: "Instead of enhancing oversight while enabling officers to use these tools responsibly, many lawmakers opt to restrict them. The result is fewer investigative resources for police and more advantages for criminals who keep adapting to new technology every day."
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JUL
17
Chicago Paid Leave and Paid Sick and Safe Leave: What Employers Need to Know About the Final Rules – JD Supra
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Joanna Brown
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JUL
17
The City of Chicago's Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection has issued final rules under the Chicago Paid Leave and Paid Sick and Safe Leave Ordinance. The Final Rules took effect on June 1, 2026. The rules provide critical operational guidance across several areas where the Ordinance left room for interpretation.
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JUL
17
Illinois Will Finally Stop Stripping People of Their Home Equity—3 Years After the Supreme Court Outlawed It – Reason Foundation
By:
Joanna Brown
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JUL
17
"Thousands of Illinois homeowners have lost an average of 85 percent of their equity due to unconstitutional property tax forfeiture laws — over unpaid tax bills that amounted to a fraction of their property's value — together exceeding $303 million," said Kileen Lindgren of the Pacific Legal Foundation. "This new law recognizes that the government is entitled to collect what it is owed, and not a dollar more."
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