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Chicago health officials opened up five public health vending machines throughout the city beginning on Friday, with an array of necessities from Narcan and...

A police oversight measure approved by Portland voters was supposed to help restore police accountability and public trust, but some say a move by Portland City Council only threatens to erode public confidence. In 2020, 82 percent of Portland voters approved Measure 26-217, which called for a new, independent, community-led oversight board to investigate, recommend policy, and impose discipline on employees of the Portland Police Bureau. The current system utilizes an Independent Police Review ...

A former Clacton resident is set to return after helping to open up a school in America.

DEADWOOD — In a special installation ceremony held Tuesday at the Deadwood Golden Star Lodge #7’s meeting, the Deadwood Masons recognized Don Robertson for his 50 years of devoted service.

Illinois State Police said a pedestrian was seriously injured in a Dan Ryan Expressway crash Thursday night after being hit near 73rd Street.

The Portland City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday afternoon to amend the city’s 2014 settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) to select an independent monitor to oversee the city’s compliance with the settlement. The amendments mark a milestone in the enforcement of the settlement: not only will the DOJ not be directly responsible for overseeing the city’s compliance with the settlement for the first time after the independent monitor is chosen, but...

The demolition of Darcelle XV Plaza, previously known as O’Bryant Square, has been pushed to January 2024, city officials told KOIN 6 News.

Nine years into a project is a very bad time for a switcheroo.

Projects at NE Glisan and Davis would limit driving access. But how much?

Portland’s elected leaders are pushing back on a key element of the city’s charter transition. After a lengthy City Council meeting Wednesday, November 1, commissioners voted to approve a new reporting structure for city bureaus and offices, but not before rewriting language to ensure current commissioners will continue overseeing city bureaus through the end of 2024. Come January 1, 2025, Portland will be managed by a city administrator and an interim city administrator, along with....