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Daley: Media Partly To Blame For Oprah's Decision
Share + Nov 19, 2009 8:56 pm US/Central Reporting Mike Parker 1 of 1 Mayor Daley had words of admiration for Oprah Winfrey on Thursday and suggested unfair criticism about her closure of Michigan Avenue may have expedited her departure from Chicago.
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U.S.-China collaboration critical to meaningful climate solution: U.S. expert
Collaboration and partnership between China and the United Sates are absolutely critical to a meaningful, substantive and programmatic climate solution, a U.S. environment expert has said.
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Man Charged with Attempted Murder of Cop
A man has been charged with the attempted murder of an off-duty Chicago police officer after a shootout outside a daycare center where the officer was trying to pick up his daughter in March of 2008 in the Calumet Heights neighborhood on the Far South Side.
Oprah expected to announce show will end in 2011
Caryn Rousseau Chicago - The Associated Press Published on Thursday, Nov. 19, 2009 6:53PM EST Last updated on Thursday, Nov.
Daley to Reporter: "You Owe Me an Apology"
Mayor Richard Daley stormed out of a press conference Wednesday over questions concerning the death of Michael Scott.
17-year-old shot and killed in South Chicago neighborhood
A 17-year-old boy was shot and killed this afternoon in the South Chicago neighborhood as he was walking back to his home after school, his mother said.
11-Year-Old Girl Sexually Assaulted By 3 Men
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Chicago police: No homicide in schools chief death
Community activists Melvin Bailey, left, Kublai Toure, and Harold Davis, right, speak about the suicide ruling in the death of Chicago Public School Board President Michael Scott during a news conference at Holy Starlight M.B. Church in Chicago, Wednesday, Nov.
Major trade show leaving McCormick Place
Chalk-up another major trade show leaving McCormick Place, the second one to announce it's doing so within a week saying it's too expensive to hold a show here.
Playboy will return to its Chicago roots when it joins top nightlife promoters Global Adrenaline for a New Year's Eve celebration at the historic Hilton Chicago.
Police: No Evidence Of Homicide In Scott's Death
Share + Nov 18, 2009 5:33 pm US/Central Chicago police say they have found no evidence that Chicago Board of Education President Michael Scott was the victim of a homicide.
Mayor Daley Shocked by Michael Scott's Death
Chicago Mayor Richard Daley says he's shocked by the death of Board of Education President Michael Scott.
In the wake of an $18 million reduction in regional school district transportation handed down from Beacon Hill recently, the Tantasqua Regional School District is weighing two very heavy options in attempts to offset their share of that burden.
Daley demands union action to keep trade shows
Mayor Daley is demanding yet another round of concessions from McCormick Place unions to cut trade show operating costs and stop an exodus that has cost Chicago two major shows in the last week.
Probe continues in Chicago BOE president's death
Divers returned to the Chicago River and investigators scoured cell phone records Tuesday as police declined to call the death of the city's school board president a suicide a day after an autopsy concluded he shot himself in the head.
Chicago Magazine's picks for dining out on Thanksgiving
Too busy to make Thanksgiving dinner this year?...or just don't want to? Then go out! There are several upscale and middle of the road restaurants in the Chicagoland area offering luxurious dinners for a good deal this year! Some are even letting kids eat for free! Restaurants Include: Fulton's on the River 315 N. LaSalle Street 312.822.0100 Price: ...
US seeks max prison terms in Sears Tower plot
Federal prosecutors in Miami want the maximum prison sentences for five men convicted of plotting to destroy Chicago's Sears Tower and bomb FBI offices.Prosecutors said in court papers filed Monday a federal judge should reject pleas for leniency.
Chicago Board of Education President Kills Himself
The president of the Chicago Board of Education shot himself in the head along the Chicago River Monday morning, the medical examiner's office confirmed, according to MyFoxChicago.com. Police found what was believed to be the body of Michael Scott, 60, floating in the river hours later.
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