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Mayor Brandon Johnson has selected Larry Snelling, the Chicago Police Department’s chief of the bureau of counterterrorism and a longtime instructor at the training academy, to…
For many people within Black Chicago, the 94th Annual Bud Billiken Parade represented a day of pride, joy, togetherness, positivity and tradition where the community could…
Former Portage Mayor James Snyder filed a petition earlier this month asking the U.S. Supreme Court to consider overturning his conviction in federal court over taking…
A cyclist was killed and two people on a motorcycle were injured in a Saturday crash in Merrillville.Around 9:30 p.m., Merrillville officers responded to a report…
Photo: 3PM Media By Kerry Mitchell Brown, PhD This country has never had equitable and inclusive structures, and colorblindness has never been a thing. The national…
Photo: Getty Images An animated version of Frederick Douglass defends slavery as a “compromise” in a new collection of educational videos created by a right-wing organization.…
Landmark pension reform legislation backed by Cook County Board President Preckwinkle to responsibly ensure full funding of the County’s pension obligations was signed into law today…
Supervisor Calvin Jordan of Rich Township, along with the Rich Township Village Board and constitutional officers, collaborated to organize the highly successful “National Night Out” event.…
Bath, Illinois — A small fleet made its way up the Illinois River, its crew armed with landing nets and football helmets as if to fend…
In his heyday, Tim Mapes, diminutive but domineering, was feared in Springfield.He threatened staffers’ jobs and screamed orders on the House floor in his capacity as…