Business owners and residents learned how AI can enhance efficiency and profitability at the United Business Association of Midway’s monthly luncheon.
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Local reaction mixed to Madigan conviction
“I didn’t want him to get convicted. I don’t think he is a bad guy. I never met him. But I feel like I know him from living here all my life, 65-year-old West Lawn neighborhood resident Jeff Radley said
while watching reports on former House Speaker Michael Madigan’s conviction on the TV news at Lawn Lanes Bowling Alley.
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Michael Madigan: The Rise and Fall
Who is Madigan? How did he amass his power? What did he accomplish at the highest levels of state politics and government over his years in office?
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UPDATED: Former House Speaker Madigan convicted of bribery and wire fraud
Former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan was convicted of bribery and fraud, marking the downfall of a powerful political figure
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Winter Weather Advisory Issued as Winter Storm Targets Chicago, Southwest Suburbs
Up to 10 inches possible as storm moves into the area, according to the National Weather Service.
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Quinn seeks zoning change to shutter controversial bar
Alderman Quinn moves to shut down a Garfield Ridge bar after a fatal shooting and illegal reopening, sparking community outrage and hearings.
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WGN’s Ana Belaval to headline Midway Chamber’s Valentines Comedy Jam
WGN’s Ana Belaval brings comedy to Midway Chamber’s annual Valentine’s event, supporting local businesses with laughter, raffles, and community spirit.
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Mother McAuley Career Day connects students with alumnae mentors
Mother McAuley High School’s Career Day connected students with alumnae and professionals, inspiring future careers through networking, mentorship, and expert insights.
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Lithuanian heritage comes to life in Balzekas exhibit
115 artworks by nearly 30 artists examine the causes and effects of Lithuanian immigration to Chicago from 1918 to 1991 and mirror some of today’s struggles, immigration and deportation issues in today’s United States.
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Chicago mayor’s office kept luxury gifts hidden from public, OIG finds
The Chicago mayor’s office accepted gifts—including jewelry, handbags, and alcohol—on behalf of the city without public reporting, according to an investigation by the Office of Inspector General (OIG). The report found that, under an unwritten arrangement dating back to the administration of Mayor Eugene Sawyer, gifts received by the mayor’s office were not reported through […]