The Supreme Court decided not to overrule a lower court decision that blocked the deployment of National Guard troops in the Chicago area.
Category: Chicago – Clearing
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Quinn doubts Johnson executive order will impact police overtime
Alderman Marty Quinn (13th) thinks it will be difficult to enforce Brandon Johnson’s cap on police overtime.
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Blue Nuns move in to Nativity BVM convent
The Nativity BVM convent at 68th and Washtenaw is a busy place once again. Taking up residence are the “Blue Nuns.”
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Police seek man for robbery of Orange Line passenger
Chicago police released a crime alert Sunday about an armed robbery committed on a CTA Orange Line Train in the Clearing neighborhood.
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City Council defies mayor, passes alternative budget
The Chicago City Council passed an alternative 2026 budget Saturday on a 30-19 vote that aldermen called a historic assertion of council independence.
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Rhine VFW hosts annual Breakfast with Santa
Rhine Post VFW 2729 and Auxiliary held their annual Breakfast with Santa on Sunday, December 14, at 5858 S. Archer Ave. in Chicago.
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Frigid temps can’t deter Santa from making the rounds
Garfield Ridge Neighborhood Watch continued ringing in the Christmas season by bringing Santa Claus on the “Fire It Up Now” fire truck.
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Tabares makes Christmas nicer for 23rd Ward families
23rd Ward families were selected for the Christmas in the Ward program in mid-November.
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Bears tag Kennedy High School teacher as a classroom legend
Priscilla Quintana had been selected as a Classroom Legend in a program sponsored by the Chicago Bears to honor teachers.
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Tabares offers property tax help after bills surge for 23rd Ward residents
Ald. Silvana Tabares offered property tax assistance events after her office received a surge of calls over sky-high property tax increases.