Emanuel: Medical Records Company Will Bring 300 Jobs To Chicago
Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday announced that about 300 jobs will be coming to Chicago by the end of next year, courtesy of the medical records company Allscripts.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday announced that about 300 jobs will be coming to Chicago by the end of next year, courtesy of the medical records company Allscripts.
Palatine police are going after smokers who are violating state law.
Deposed Gov. Rod Blagojevich was solemn and philosophical Monday morning, as he faced the reality of a serious prison term looming after being found guilty of 17 charges.
A deal to privatize Midway Airport may be off the table now, but a proposal from U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin would probably kill it indefinitely.
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A Chicago man arrested for DUI in the western suburbs two weeks ago is probably wishing that he didn't ask for his bail to be lowered.
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The Village of Vernon Hills was to go to court Monday to get permission to inspect the home of a former animal hoarder.
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Several Catholic Charities groups are suing the state, saying they should not have to accept same-sex couples in civil unions as foster parents.
Some public housing residents are protesting the Chicago Housing Authority's proposal for mandatory drug testing.
A long-awaited day has arrived for same-sex couples in Illinois.
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Police believe scrappers, people who cruise areas when it is garbage day and pick up metal, may have been the ones who stole a teen's wheelchair.
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A man was found shot to death in a convenience store on Wabash Avenue downtown this morning.
125 years ago today, the Chicago Police Department suffered what it considers its most devastating loss.
