Next for Rahm: Police, fire unions

Sep. 21, 2012
Rahm's next round of negotiations, Rep. Joe Walsh justifies his bigotry and a man in Austin lynches a chair.

The dirty laundry of car washes

Sep. 20, 2012
A University of Illinois study suggests that wage theft in car washing goes beyond a few rogue employers.

Considering Chicago's most overlooked murder trial

Sep. 20, 2012
Why Chicago has willingly overlooked one of its most grisly murder trials in years, the settlement between an aldermen and Chick-Fil-A and why Nick Offerman loves bacon.

Union, Southwest ask U.S. to mediate talks

Sep. 19, 2012
A union representing about 8,500 ground workers at Southwest Airlines and the airline itself are asking federal mediators to break a standoff in contract talks.

Bishop stages mock crucifixion of granddaughter to protest strike

Sep. 19, 2012
A local pastor goes pretty far in protesting the teacher's strike, more Burge cases come to light and remembering football filmmaker Steve Sabol.

Romney 'unplugged' causing headaches for supporters

Sep. 18, 2012
47 percent of the people who read this don't want to take responsibility for themselves, at least, according to Mitt Romney.

The latest in a line of Chicago terror plots

Sep. 16, 2012
The latest terror plot with ties to Chicago, Illinois and Wisconsin are tied in the their union embroilments, and New Orleans legend James "Sugar Boy" Crawford passes away

Teachers union rally: "We are still on strike"

Sep. 15, 2012
Through chants, music and fiery rhetoric, the message delivered to thousands of red-shirted teachers and their supporters at a Saturday union rally was clear: We do not have a contract.

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