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Could Sexual Abuse Allegations Impact Dennis Hastert's Sentence?
The sexual abuse allegations against Dennis Hastert could send him to prison, even though he has not been charged or convicted of the crime. WBEZ senior news editor Robert Wildeboer explains.
The Week in Review: Mayor Maintains Support for Johnson as Top Cop
Eddie Arruza and and guests discuss the mayor's support for Eddie Johnson as police superintendent, Dennis Hastert's apology and other top stories of the week.
The Week in Review: Chicago Teachers 1-Day Walkout
Thousands of Chicago public school teachers and supporters took to the streets Friday for a one-day strike. Pickets and protests were held all around the city. Eddie Arruza and his guests talk about the strike and other big news on this week’s edition of the Week in Review.
Primary 2016 Coverage
Check election results and analysis of top local and statewide contests, and find out how many early ballots were cast this year in Chicago.
Local Philanthropist John Nichols, 85, Reported Missing
Update: Confirmed overnight, Nichols was found safe early Friday morning.
Local Bar Associations Rank Cook County Circuit Court Judge Candidates
In addition to casting a ballot for candidates in heated races next Tuesday, voters will be tasked with electing Cook County Circuit Court judges. To help voters navigate the dozens of candidates running, Chicago and state bar associations screen and rank each candidate. See their recommendations for the March primary.
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