FULL TEXT/VIDEO: Mayor Rahm Emanuel's Inauguration Speech
Here is the full text of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's inauguration speech.
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Here is the full text of Mayor Rahm Emanuel's inauguration speech.
In his inauguration speech Monday morning, Mayor Rahm Emanuel said the more than any other time and place, "the city of Chicago is ready for change."
Here is the schedule for the inaugural ceremony for Mayor Rahm Emanuel.
If the state's Capital Construction Program is revived, much of the money for it would come from legalized video poker machines.
The federal judge in the Rod Blagojevich trial has accused defense attorneys of trying to put the prosecution on trial.
Mayor Richard M. Daley has discussed his legacy in a series of interviews. But CBS 2's Jim Williams had a different conversation with the mayor.
If you're planning to witness the swearing-in ceremony today of Mayor Rahm Emanuel, you will need to leave any large bags at home.
The big day has arrived. In just a few hours, Rahm Emanuel will be taking over the Mayor's Office on the fifth floor of City Hall.
Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel concedes he faces daunting tasks when he assumes power Monday, but he told CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine he'll rely on advisors and ordinary Chicagoans to get the job done.
Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel attended community-service functions and caught an outdoor show by the classic-rock band Chicago on Saturday, as the clock ticked toward his swearing-in Monday.
Chicago's longest-serving mayor left City Hall with great fanfare Friday and gave his city the thumbs-up sign as he was driven away.
In his 22 years office, Mayor Richard M. Daley has made his share of colorful, and sometimes eccentric, comments. Here are a few you might remember.
Mayor Richard M. Daley has been leading the City of Chicago for 22 years, and a generation of Chicagoans has known no other mayor. Here is a quick look back at some of the highlights of his years in office.
Mayor Richard M. Daley says he is pleased with passage of sweeping education legislation sent to Gov. Pat Quinn's desk for signature.
As he winds down his last few days in office, Mayor Richard M. Daley is reflecting on his legacy and the kind of honor he'd like after he ends his 22-year run at City Hall this coming Monday.
