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Pritzker says Trump administration is intentionally trying to destabilize colleges.
The alternative education program is for middle- and high-school students who have been expelled or who are assigned there via IEP.
Chairman: "We need to understand the journey (Sonya Massey) went through before she got to the point of the confrontation with her murderer."
The land has been donated; now comes a campaign to build on it.
The winner succeeds retiring U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)
Gregory's amendment for more data fails.
Ald. Notariano wants information about police SUV's as she attempts to get wellness software through the council.
Buzdinski meets with her veterans' advisory council in Springfield.
Gov. Pritzker would like to see reform, but legislation is likely too big to fit into a six-day fall veto session.
Buses still are not at 95 percent on-time goal.
Ald. Gregory wants data to show how effective the gunfire-detection program really is.
"We are here to encourage people to vote, period, No matter who they are voting for."
Candidates in line by 8 a.m. Monday have a chance to be first on the ballot.
John LaTessa started with WTAX roughly 25 years ago.
The event promoted early voting.
His death certificate comes from Rhode Island.
Reported violent crime is down 21 percent. Reported property crime is down 17 percent. Overall reported crime is down four percent.
Tuesday's debate was the only one Pritzker and Bailey will have.
Ald. Notariano wants to fund a mental health program.
