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United Posts $473 Million 3Q Profit on Federal Pandemic Aid

United Airlines reported a $473 million profit for the third quarter thanks to more than $1 billion in federal pandemic aid that helped pay airline employees this summer.

US Expected to Authorize Mix-and-Match COVID-19 Booster Shots

Federal regulators are expected to authorize the mixing and matching of COVID-19 booster shots this week in an effort to provide flexibility for those seeking to maintain protection against the coronavirus.

21 Chicago Police Officers Placed into No-Pay Status For Violating COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

According to Police Superintendent David Brown, about 67% of officers have provided their vaccination status to the city, and of those 82% are vaccinated. But 21 officers have refused to share their vaccination status with the city.

The Beatles Songbook Transformed Into Ingenious Score For Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’

The show is not some crazy remake of the musical “Hair,” but rather a raucous, playful and exceedingly clever reimagined take on Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” 

Fire Health Department Official, Punish 2 Other City Employees After Smokestack Implosion: Watchdog

The final report from former Inspector General Joseph Ferguson did not detail why he concluded that the three employees should be disciplined, or whether city leaders would follow his recommendations.

Police Shooting Looms Over Emanuel in Confirmation Battle

Several liberal House lawmakers and activists complain that Rahm Emanuel's handling of the death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald, who was shot 16 times as he ran away from police, should have disqualified him for consideration for a coveted role.

Englewood Artist Documents Growing Up on the South Side

In his first solo show, “Mookie on the Southside,” artist Pugs Atomz illustrates what it’s like growing up on the South Side through paintings and sculptures.

October 19, 2021 - Full Show

The latest on Chicago police officers getting vaccinated. One-on-one with U.S. Attorney John Lausch. Illinois lawmakers head back to Springfield. And documenting the South Side’s history.

Man Yelled ‘You Will Die’ as He Shot Chicago Police Officer on Monday: Prosecutors

Jovan McPherson was held without bail Tuesday following his arrest on felony charges of attempted murder, aggravated battery of a peace officer, unlawful use of weapon, armed kidnapping and aggravated unlawful restraint stemming from a Monday shooting.

US Plans to Reinstate ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy Next Month

The Biden administration said it plans to reinstate a Trump-era border policy next month to make asylum-seekers wait in Mexico for hearings in U.S. immigration court, complying with a judge’s order.

Florida, Hawaii, Washington, D.C. Removed from Chicago’s COVID-19 Travel Advisory

The advisory now covers 45 states as well as Guam and the Virgin Islands, officials said.

Indicted Former City Club President Fined $75K by Ethics Board for Violating Lobbying Rules

Jay Doherty has pleaded not guilty to bribery conspiracy charges that accused him of being part of a scheme to reward those loyal to former House Speaker Michael Madigan with money and jobs. 

Chicago Park District Issues Vaccine Mandate to Employees: No Jab? No Pay

Staff who have haven’t received accommodations and still remain unvaccinated as of March 1, 2022, will be placed on a non-disciplinary no-pay status until they comply with the mandate.

Chicago Sky Owner Pays $5,000 Ethics Fine for Lobbying Lightfoot Without Registering

Sky owner Michael Alter asked for Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s help convincing state lawmakers to grant the Sky a gambling license.

Welcome to SkyTown. City Celebrating WNBA Champs With Parade, Rally on Tuesday

A downtown parade and rally are planned for Tuesday to celebrate Chicago’s newest championship sports team: the Chicago Sky.