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Quinn to sign bill ending legislative scholarships

CHICAGO (AP) — Illinois lawmakers are about to lose a century-old political perk — the ability to award college scholarships.

Collective effort needed to reduce crime numbers

There’ve been more than 275 murders in the city within the last seven months. The number exceeds the number of soldiers killed in combat during the same time period.

Gutierrez: Rep. Jackson must give medical update

CHICAGO (AP) — Congressman Luis Gutierrez is the latest Illinois politician to call on Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. to provide more information about a medical condition that's had him on leave for a month.

Gardner’s to have street named in their honor

Black on Black Love and the City of Chicago will salute Ed and Betty Gardner's long legacy of excellence by naming a street in their honor during a ceremony to be held on July 12 from 12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. The street bearing their names will be at the in

Big names on tap for RPC's 41st annual convention

Influential thought leaders are joining with the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson Sr. this week for the 41st national dialogue on civil rights sponsored by Rainbow PUSH Coalition and Citizenship Education Fund. Running through Saturday at the Chicago Hilton & Towers

Romney to NAACP: Voting GOP good for your families

HOUSTON (AP) — Republican Mitt Romney will tell black voters during a speech to the NAACP that backing him for president is in the best interest of their families.

Obama calls for rise in small business write-offs

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is calling on Congress to increase the amount of investments small businesses can expense next year.

Motorists can renew licenses at Taste of Chicago

CHICAGO (AP) — Got some business with the secretary of state? Want fries with that?

Zimmerman bail set at $1M in Trayvon Martin case

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — Using words like "false testimony" and "misled," a Florida judge granted $1 million bail Thursday for former neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, but questioned his honesty and suggested he had plotted to leave the cou

Air pollution will be high Friday in Chicago area

CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago-area residents are being warned about high levels of air pollution as the searing heat persists.

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