SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jun 7, 2023 Mayor Brandon Johnson ‘Looking Forward’ to Continuing Work with CPS CEO Pedro Martinez On the final day of classes for Chicago Public Schools students, Mayor Brandon Johnson again signaled that he may be planning to keep schools chief Pedro Martinez in that position moving forward. Jun 7, 2023 As Trial Begins, Politically Connected Businessman Claims Feds Set Him Up to Bribe Illinois Legislator James Weiss stands accused of bribing two Democratic lawmakers in an effort to shield his fledgling business from threatened bans at the state and local levels. Jun 7, 2023 UChicago Forges ‘Quantum Alliance’ with Japan’s Tohoku University as the Transformational Technology Quickly Progresses Quantum research and technology is fast developing but still in its infancy. However, its impact is ultimately expected to be transformational. Jun 6, 2023 June 6, 2023 - Full Show Attorney General Kwame Raoul on the bombshell Catholic sex abuse investigation. Should Illinois reconsider parole for elderly inmates? And a mother searches for answers about her son’s death. Jun 6, 2023 Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Investigation Into Child Sexual Abuse Among Catholic Clergy More than 450 Catholic clerics and religious brothers abused nearly 2,000 children across six Illinois dioceses, according to a multi-year investigation from the state’s attorney general’s office, a total significantly higher than what the church itself had reported previously. Jun 6, 2023 Paramedic Partnership Program Helps Patients Manage Long-Term Health People with chronic conditions can find themselves trapped in a costly, self-perpetuating emergency room cycle. A pilot program connects Chicago Fire Department paramedics with patients who need help managing chronic conditions at home. Jun 6, 2023 53% of IDOC Inmates Serving Life Sentences Are Over Age 55. Advocates Call for Giving Some a Second Chance In 1978, Illinois shifted from an indeterminate to a determinate sentencing system — effectively eliminating parole as most people are familiar with it. Now some advocates are calling for changes to allow inmates over 55 the chance to be paroled. Jun 6, 2023 Mom Hopeful Johnson Administration Will Release Full Watchdog Probe of Her Son’s 2016 Death Outside of a Chicago Police Station “It’s so important that we actually get this information out, not just for me, but for any of these other cases that they are holding back, giving us all the details," Shapearl Wells said. “It is so crucial for the public to find out what’s actually happening in Chicago.” Jun 6, 2023 Ebony Magazine Test Kitchen Acquired by National Museum of African American History and Culture The test kitchen, originally constructed in the early 1970s and housed at the former Johnson Publishing Company Building in the South Loop, was used by Ebony magazine editors to test recipes the magazine would feature in its publication. Jun 6, 2023 Discovery of Unexploded Munitions Has Kept Lakeshore Preserve Closed for 2 Years. It’s About to Reopen, ‘Under New Management’ Pending final approval, Openlands will transfer the Lakeshore Preserve to the Lake County Forest Preserves, which owns the adjacent 250-acre Fort Sheridan preserve. Jun 6, 2023 Kim Foxx Says Her Office Won’t Oppose Requests to Waive Court Fees for Impoverished Defendants Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx announced Tuesday her office is adopting a new policy wherein prosecutors won’t oppose requests from impoverished individuals who ask a judge to eliminate certain fines or fees. Jun 6, 2023 Former NJ Gov. Chris Christie Files Paperwork Launching 2024 Republican Presidential Bid The campaign will be the second for the former governor and federal prosecutor, who lost to Donald Trump in 2016 and went on to become a close on-and-off adviser before breaking with the former president over his refusal to accept the results of the 2020 election. Jun 6, 2023 Southwest Employee at Midway Charged With Creating, Selling Nearly $2M Worth of Fake Travel Vouchers DaJuan Martin, 36, was charged in Chicago’s federal court Monday with 12 counts of wire fraud stemming from the alleged fraud scheme. A second man, 46-year-old Ned Brooks, was also charged with four counts of wire fraud after he allegedly purchased several of these fraudulent vouchers. Jun 6, 2023 PGA Tour Announces Surprise Partnership with Saudi-Backed Breakaway LIV Golf, Ending Legal Feud PGA made the shock announcement on Tuesday, saying a new partnership between LIV and the DP World Tour would “unify the game of golf.” Jun 6, 2023 CPS, Chicago Public Library Launching Summer Programs For Students “The summer months are the perfect time to reinforce skills learned during the previous year and prepare them with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in the classroom and in life," Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez said in a statement. 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