Loss of G-8 a blow to city
The White House decision to move the Group of Eight summit to Camp David will put a dent in the potential benefits to Chicago's business climate, observers said, though the...
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With G-8 summit gone, focus shifts to NATO gathering
The news that the G-8economic summit will not be held in Chicago shifts the focus to the other big meeting that will still bring dozens of leaders from around the...
Protesters declare victory after G-8 is moved
Protesters gearing up for Chicago's spring gathering of world leaders cheered the news that the G-8 summit is being moved to Camp David while maintaining that the city would remain...
G-8 gone but will protesters still show?
After the initial surprise over word from the White House today that the May G-8 summit has been moved to Camp David, Chicago officials and protest organizers quickly turned to...
G-8 gone but will protesters still show?
After the initial surprise over word from the White House today that the May G-8 summit has been moved to Camp David, Chicago officials and protest organizers quickly turned to...
G-8/NATO plan includes a caution for business
Planners of this spring's twin summits in Chicago predict the gatherings of world leaders will boost the city's image and be an economic boon, but that has not kept businesses...
Chicago police prepare for G-8, NATO demonstrations
Even if everything goes according to plan, the first day of the G-8summit will be a very trying Saturday in May for the Chicago Police Department. At least two major...
G-8 gone but will protesters still show?
After the initial surprise over word from the White House today that the May G-8 summit has been moved to Camp David, Chicago officials and protest organizers quickly turned to...
City to pay $6.2 million to war protesters arrested or detained in 2003 demonstration
When Chicago agreed Thursday to pay $6.2 million to settle a lawsuit over police conduct at a war protest nine years ago, both city officials and demonstrators were looking ahead...
City to pay $6.2 million to war protesters arrested or detained in 2003 demonstration
When Chicago agreed Thursday to pay $6.2 million to settle a lawsuit over police conduct at a war protest nine years ago, both city officials and demonstrators were looking ahead...