SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Nov 7, 2023 US Health Officials Alarmed by ‘Dire’ Rise in Dangerous, Preventable Syphilis Infections in Babies U.S. public health officials are calling for urgent action to curb an alarming increase in the number of babies born with syphilis. In infants, syphilis can be a severe, disabling and sometimes life-threatening infection. Nov 7, 2023 Chicago Voters to Decide Whether to Hike Taxes on Sales of Million-Dollar Homes to Fight Homelessness Supporters say the plan would generate approximately $100 million annually to address the root causes of homelessness by building new permanent housing that offers wraparound services. Nov 7, 2023 ‘Chicago Politics?’ ‘Messy’: Jury Selection Continues For a Second Day in Former Ald. Ed Burke’s Corruption Case The selection process, which began slowly Monday morning, has continued at a leisurely pace throughout Tuesday. No jurors have yet been officially seated to hear the case. Nov 7, 2023 Three Chicago Companies Have Danced Up a Storm: Review During the past couple of weeks, three of Chicago’s most formidable contemporary dance troupes — the Hubbard Street Dance Company, Giordano Dance Chicago and Deeply Rooted Dance Theater — have turned in terrific performances. Nov 7, 2023 Demand for Child RSV Vaccine Is Greatest in History, Health Officials Say. Many Pediatricians Can’t Meet It Centers for Disease Control Director Dr. Mandy Cohen said manufacturers, who are making the immunization for the first time, underestimated demand. Nov 7, 2023 Calumet City Drops Citations Against Daily Southtown Reporter for Asking Too Many Questions The reversal occurred days after officials in Calumet City mailed several citations to Hank Sanders, a Daily Southtown reporter whose job includes covering the suburb, the Chicago Tribune reported Monday. The Southtown is owned by the Tribune’s parent company, Nov 7, 2023 Gun Owners in Illinois Are Now Required to Register Assault Weapons. What Happens if They Don’t? Since the Protect Illinois Communities Act became law in early 2023, the sale of numerous types of guns, cartridges and accessories has been illegal in Illinois. People who owned the covered guns prior to the law can keep them but are required to register them with the state. Nov 6, 2023 Debate Continues Ahead of City Council Vote on Paid Leave Ordinance Under the version approved, Chicago employers would have to give workers five sick days and five days of paid time off for any reason. Nov 6, 2023 Nov. 6, 2023 - Full Show The father of the alleged Highland Park gunman pleads guilty. Jury selection begins in the corruption trial of former Ald. Ed Burke. And debating the paid leave ordinance. Nov 6, 2023 $16.6B Chicago Budget Set for Final Vote as Johnson’s 1st Spending Plan Sails Through Committees Mayor Brandon Johnson’s first spending plan eliminates a $538 million shortfall and prioritizes new investments in affordable housing, mental health services and environmental justice. Nov 6, 2023 Man Killed, Chicago Police Officer Wounded in South Shore Shooting Monday According to a statement from the Chicago Police Department, the shooting occurred just before noon Monday in the 7300 block of South Dante Avenue. Nov 6, 2023 Under Fire, Ald. Carlos Ramirez-Rosa Resigns as Mayor Brandon Johnson’s Top City Council Ally Ald. Carlos Ramirez Rosa said in a statement that he allowed tensions at Thursday's special City Council meeting “to get the better of me and act in a way unbecoming of a leader.” Nov 6, 2023 Chicago Cubs Hire Manager Craig Counsell Away From Milwaukee Brewers in Surprising Move The Chicago Cubs hired manager Craig Counsell away from Milwaukee on Monday in a surprising move, replacing David Ross after the team slipped out of a playoff spot in the last part of the season. Nov 6, 2023 Jury Selection Begins in Corruption Trial of Former Ald. Ed Burke Former Ald. Ed Burke entered the Dirksen United States Courthouse for the first time since June 2019 accompanied by his wife, former Illinois Supreme Court Chief Justice Ann Burke, and a phalanx of attorneys. Nov 6, 2023 Measure Aimed at Curbing Illegal Early Morning Chicago Trash Pickup Advances For many Chicagoans, the quiet pre-dawn hours are regularly interrupted by the sound of noisy — and illegal — early morning pickups by private garbage hauling companies. A proposed ordinance aims to fix that. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: