politics

"Chicago 10" showcase mulls over controversy

Area residents can go to the Chicago Cultural Center to watch and discuss the film "Chicago 10," which deals with a tumultuous time in Chicago and American history. The event is scheduled for 2 p.m. Saturday.

1 month ago | By Raven Moore

Organization gets kids excited about politics

Mikva Challenge gets high schoolers engaged and involved in politics. This year, some 1,800 kids will assist at polling places across the city - and those who can vote say they will cast ballots.

1 month ago | By Craig Kanalley

Only in Cook: Highest bidder wins contract

A $298,000 parking-lot contract goes to the firm with the highest price tag and the longest list of campaign contributions. County commissioners say the company was more experienced than competitors.

2 months ago | By Paul Rock

Critics: Licensing proposal would quash local music

The ordinance would require anyone who promotes an event drawing more than 100 people to obtain a two-year license at a cost ranging from $500 to $2000. Bands and community groups would have to pay.

6 months ago | By Jennifer Slosar

17th ward alderman says Englewood gets a bad rap

Alderman Latasha Thomas says the South Side neighborhood she represents takes an undeserved beating in the press as a place where only crime and poverty make the headlines.

6 months ago | By Marcie Hill

Campaign manager lashes out at political opponents

Charges of racism in water district campaign

9 months ago | By Andrew Peck

When Beryl Clemens speaks, politicians listen

Senior advocate uses spunk, charm as her most effective weapons

1 year ago | By ELIZABETH RYAN
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