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Former Daily Herald reporter Avian Carrasquillo heads to Iraq with U.S. Army.
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Pastrick Ordered To Pay $108 million
Federal judge hands down penalty.
Posted on 3.12.2010 by
Michael Puente
Illinois Foreclosures Fall in February From January
The latest foreclosure numbers for Illinois showed some improvement from the previous month.
Posted on 3.11.2010 by
Ashley Gross
Chicago at Halfway Point of Neighborhood Stabilization Cash
HUD gave the money last year.
Posted on 3.10.2010 by
Natalie Moore
Everybody Gets into College at Southside Charter High School
All 107 seniors in the first graduating class of Urban Prep get college acceptance letters.
Posted on 3.5.2010 by
Linda Lutton
UN Specialist Says Chicago Should Have 1-for-1 Replacement in Public Housing
Raquel Rolnik visited Chicago last fall.
Posted on 3.5.2010 by
Natalie Moore
United Nations Housing Investigator Release Chicago Report
Raquel Rolnik says there should be more federal money for housing.
Posted on 3.4.2010 by
Natalie Moore
Indiana's Voter ID Law Put To The Test
Arguments are made today in the five year old law.
Posted on 3.4.2010 by
Michael Puente
Daley Appoints Former Chief of Staff to City Colleges Board
Mayor Richard Daley is appointing his former chief of staff to the City College’s Board of Trustees.
Posted on 3.3.2010 by
City Room
Lake Calumet Cluster Declared Superfund Site
Area was used to dump slag and other chemicals.
Posted on 3.3.2010 by
Michael Puente
East Chicago Reconsiders Settlement Offer
Indiana attorney general wants it rejected.
Posted on 3.2.2010 by
Michael Puente
CPS High Schoolers Know Where to Get Guns
Chicago public high school students talk about guns and gun violence
Posted on 3.2.2010 by
Rob Wildeboer
Visclosky Survives Ethics Probe
Congressman represents Northwest Indiana.
Posted on 2.26.2010 by
Michael Puente
Chicagoans Eyeing Billions in Federal Poverty Grants
Community groups across Chicago are eying billions of dollars in federal grants that President Barack Obama has said he wants to spend in poor communities.
Posted on 2.26.2010 by
Rob Wildeboer
Young Skaters Push Past Pain, Cost for Shot at Olympics
Skaters from toddlers to teens share Olympic dreams, despite the odds.
Posted on 2.26.2010 by
Lynette Kalsnes
Federal Housing Agency Studies Discrimination Against LGBT Communities.
HUD officials visit Chicago.
Posted on 2.26.2010 by
Natalie Moore
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