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Vendors to state: We need our money

State lawmakers were confronted Tuesday by nearly 200 vendors who traveled to Springfield looking for money the state owes them.

Ill. seeks stimulus funds for high-speed rail

Illinois leaders want stimulus money to develop high-speed train travel between Chicago and St. Louis.

Six shot, two fatally over weekend

Less than one hour after the Chicago Police Department released its preliminary crime statistics for February, including stating there were four fewer homicides from January to February –– 50 –– compared to the same period last yea

Suburban Chicago homeless man off village ballot

A suburban Chicago homeless man is barred from running for a village board seat because he doesn't have an address, a judge ruled Monday.

Judge scolds Chicago police superintendent

Chicago's police superintendent says although he's turned over a list of officers who have repeated complaints filed against them, he's still worried about what it will do to the morale of his officers.

Blagojevich fails to get prosecutor thrown off

A federal judge has turned down former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's request to have U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald thrown off his corruption case.

Knife-wielding man surrenders to Chicago police

On Sunday, a 43 year-old man armed with a knife was transferred to Chicago’s Swedish Covenant Hospital for a psychiatric evaluation after he barricaded himself inside his West Side apartment.

Reports of police-involved shootings now online

The agency that investigates all Chicago police-involved shootings and reported incidents of misconduct by the police department began posting this week the results of its investigations online.

Carothers to hold meeting on cop impersonator bill

In the wake of a 14 year-old boy who duped Chicago police into thinking he was a real police officer, a West Side alderman is now considering an ordinance to increase fines for impersonators.

Prosecutor seeking FBI tapes of Burris

A county prosecutor exploring the possibility of perjury charges against U.S. Sen. Roland Burris has asked federal officials for FBI tapes of phone conversations between Burris and ousted Gov. Rod Blagojevich's brother, an individual with knowledge of the
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