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Three Chicago area buildings among state's most at-risk historic locations

CTA touts 'Second Chance' program for ex-offenders, but few end up with permanent jobs

About 14% of those in the apprenticeship program found permanent full-time employment with the transit agency, a Sun-Times investigation found. Others, some strung along for years, remained in low-paying roles with no benefits.

Bears make big additions to legal team in continued push for new lakefront stadium

The Chicago Bears have hired political veteran Andrea Zopp to serve as a senior adviser on their legal team.

Ito, Kato and the getaway Bronco: How O.J. Simpson's murder case spawned a circus

Frenzy over the star's alleged crimes turned many side players — from Faye Resnick to Johnnie Cochran — into dubious celebrities.

Is time running out on April Perry to become Chicago's first female U.S. attorney?

Chicago's former top lawyer faces complaint for role in doomed plan to open pot shop at old Rainforest Cafe

Former Corporation Counsel Mara Georges allegedly made statements to a city official that were "prejudicial, generally unsupported, and contained hearsay and slander," according to the complaint to Illinois' attorney oversight commission.

U.S. Rep. Danny Davis faces a hard reelection fight as he tackles challenges from four fellow Democrats

Davis’s Democratic challengers say it’s time for the incumbent congressman to step aside. But Davis says he has valuable seniority.

Chicago Sues 5 Oil Companies, Accusing Them of Climate Change Destruction, Fraud

The suit says BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil and Shell have hurt the city by discrediting science even as their products lead to “catastrophic consequences,” including strong storms, flooding, severe heat and shoreline erosion.

Chicago sues five giant oil companies, accusing them of climate change destruction, fraud

The suit says BP, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Exxon Mobil and Shell have hurt the city by discrediting science even as their products lead to “catastrophic consequences,” including strong storms, flooding, severe heat and shoreline erosion.