The INC. column of May 24 on Sen. Simon`s thriftiness is a true description of our liberal leaders. They come up with lavish spending plans to be paid for by...
It`s been an open secret for years that the State Street Mall has been, in fact, the State Street Shortcut for trespassing vehicles, including city cars, but the new police...
The U.S. Justice Department Friday politely turned down a request from the embattled chairman of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners to seek a court order postponing Tuesday`s mayoral election....
The Supreme Court`s rejection of Richmond`s affirmative-action program will trigger legal attacks on minority set-aside programs and threaten voluntary efforts to rectify past discrimination, municipal and civil rights officials predicted...
Timothy Evans deluged elections officials with nominating petitions Monday, filing more than four times the number of signatures required to qualify as a third party candidate for mayor in the...
The Chicago mayoral campaign moved into the gutter, the streets and the alleys Thursday with State`s Atty. Richard M. Daley charging that basic city services have declined under Mayor Eugene...
City workers began installing larger barricades Friday across a closed street in the newly developing area just west of Navy Pier after one woman was killed and another critically injured...
The company that abruptly closed down its operations at the Chicago Theatre last Friday owes $2.4 million to creditors and has assets of only $125,000, according to documents filed Thursday...
Quick action by the U.S. House of Representatives on Thursday ended a brief strike-sandwiched conveniently for riders between Thursday`s morning and evening rush hours-against the Chicago & North Western Railway....