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More than a thousand Illinoisans with low-level marijuana convictions had their records wiped clean Wednesday. It’s part of the new marijuana...
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Downstate Illinoisans should be concerned about Cook County’s controversial sales tax on sweetened beverages, even though they don’t have to pay it,…
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Some Chicago-area businesses are urging the Cook County Board to repeal the penny-per-ounce sweetened beverage tax. Amber Stevens says beverage sales are…
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Five Democratic candidates for governor gathered Thursday in a small conference room in downtown Chicago to explain their strategies and seek a key…
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The Cook County Jail is no longer under federal monitoring after a federal judge lifted a consent decree. A 2008 Department of Justice report found the…
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Despite a judge's decision Friday to toss Chicago Public Schools' civil rights lawsuit against the state, Mayor Rahm Emanuel declared late Friday that…
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The man in charge of the Cook County Jail says correctional facilities can do a much better job dealing with inmates who have mental health issues.…
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A federal judge is giving Cook County a week to fix what he calls a “glaring inconsistency” in how it treats juvenile arrestees. A federal lawsuit claims…
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A Cook County judge is dismissing a lawsuit from nearly 100 social service agencies that sued the State of Illinois.Those groups lost their case against…
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A judge has appointed a suburban Chicago state's attorney as the special prosecutor in the case against a Chicago police officer charged with first-degree…