City Of Chicago

Your Dec. 24 editorial following the corruption convictions of three Gresham District police officers ignored a crucial fact: This investigation, like the corruption problem of seven Austin District officers, was...

The Tribune, after more than a month of investigation into the mechanics of blue-bag recycling, has unearthed the truth: "Any material put into blue bags is indeed recycled" (Page 1,...

Columnist John Kass recently told the story (Page 3, Nov. 6) of an out-of-state woman who has having difficulty getting an explanation for why her stolen car--after being recovered by...

As much as I appreciated the support you offered for the new ethics reforms we announced last week, I appreciated equally your admonition (Editorial, Oct. 28). Words on the page...

For Illinois to obtain federal welfare funds, lawmakers must pass legislation implementing welfare reform before the General Assembly recesses. Last year's federal welfare reform bill turned responsibility for administering welfare...

The ancient laws continue to hold true. The sun will rise each morning. The stars will shine each night. The Cubs will lose! From our distant haven in the Ozarks,...

The Tribune's recent editorial "The spoils of . . . toilets?" (March 1) questioned the award of a contract to Bella Bagno Inc. in 1993 for plastic toilet-seat liners at...

I am writing in response to the March 11 article (Metro) concerning proposed changes in the child-support enforcement system in the State of Illinois. In good conscience, anyone who has...

Your article on volunteering's newest trends ("Volunteering not just for mom, dad," Page 1, Dec. 3) was both interesting and informative. Most people don't understand just how much community groups,...

Concerning a request by cab drivers for a fare increase, my position at this time is neutral. While I do agree that there are many hard-working, dedicated and professional cab...