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Members of the city council's progressive caucus announce 3 open meetings to discuss city budget with residents.

An Illinois judge ruled against the closure of seven state facilities, which includes two prisons and two juvenile centers and three audlt transition centers. 

Workers who walked off their job at a giant Wal-Mart-affiliated warehouse near Joliet last month are back to work—and claiming victory. Advocates said laborers returned to work after winning concessions from management, including back pay and improved working conditions.

Rahm strikes a blow for ethics, the post-debate spin cycle continues and ComEd is having a bad week. 

The right's newest attack on Obama is just race-baiting, Chicago pushes the tech scene and so long Snowmageddon.

More than a thousand protesters heed Ed Gardner’s call to highlight what he sees as a dearth of black workers at a Meijer construction site and beyond.

A new poll shows Illinois is ready for reform, the regular NFL refs are back and RIP Andy Williams.