March, 2023 Stories | Chicago City Wire

Chicago radio host Proft: FBI Director Wray talked about 'sort of a big deal, a virus that killed a million Americans, and the origination of it'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 25, 2023

Dan Proft, co-host of Chicago's Morning Answer, pointed out that FBI Director Christopher Wray discussed what the FBI knew and when it knew regarding the coronavirus.

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Chicago City Wire area weekly mass times

By Chicago City Wire | Mar 25, 2023

The following parishes in the Chicago City Wire coverage area hold weekly mass at these designated times.

City of Wheaton Fine & Cultural Arts Commission met Jan. 24

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Mar 25, 2023

City of Wheaton Fine & Cultural Arts Commission met Tuesday, Jan. 24

Filings: CTU has paid Johnson $392K since he joined Cook County Board

By LGIS News Service | Mar 24, 2023

When asked during a debate if he disagrees with any of the political stances of Chicago Teachers Union President Stacy Davis-Gates, Johnson dodged the question.

CALA-Illinois: Uber likely to become more expensive in Illinois because of legislation

By Press Release | Mar 24, 2023

A night out with friends is likely to become even more expensive after the Illinois General Assembly passed a bill that would likely drive up the cost to consumers for ride-shares like Lyft and Uber.

Sheriffs consistent in opposition to ban of so-called assault weapons says Second Amendment advocate

By W.J. Kennedy | Mar 24, 2023

A leading guns rights advocate has taken issued with a Chicago Tribune story saying that the Illinois Sherriff Association has flipped its position regarding the new law banning so-called assault weapons.

Coach Wright on basketball team: 'They excelled at a high level'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 24, 2023

At its March 13 meeting, the the Flossmoor School District Board of Education called up several students to honor them for their efforts and success.

Rouse: If cell phone policies are 'not enforced consistently, it creates problems'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 24, 2023

At its March 13 meeting, the Flossmoor School District Board of Education discussed how to manage students' cell phone use.

City of Wheaton City Council met Jan. 23

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Mar 24, 2023

City of Wheaton City Council met Monday, Jan. 23

Lake County Special Committee Broadband met March 3

By Angelica Saylo Pilo | Mar 24, 2023

Lake County Special Committee Broadband met Friday, March 3

New poll shows Chicago mayoral race heating up

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 23, 2023

Dan Proft, host of radio show Chicago's Morning Answer, is anticipating the upcoming mayoral runoff election between candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas.

Jacobson on CTU's voters: 'They vote. And, they have a ground game.'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 23, 2023

Amy Jacobson, host of 560AM Chicago's Morning Answer, talked about CTU's ability to mobilize voters and win important elections.

Plaintiffs’ firm asks city to stand down in wrongful conviction cases

By W.J. Kennedy | Mar 23, 2023

A powerful plaintiffs’ firm this week announced it had filed 11 more wrongful conviction cases, and asked the city to settle them, not fight these and other cases alleging police brutality now percolating in the courts.

Picciolini: 'I'm very encouraged that there is a possibility to offer better food'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 23, 2023

The Chicago Ridge school district discusses their food vendors and options for their next contract.

Rodriguez: ‘At Brandon camp we focus on collective care and building structures that allow for creating safety & well-being’

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 23, 2023

Chicago 33rd Ward Ald. Rossana Rodriguez has somehow found a way to equate Cook County Commissioner Brandon Johnson’s statements on “defund the police” with efforts of “creating safety & well-being.”

Mizzou basketball coach Gates following NCAA victory: 'We have a group of guys that BELIEVE in the Mizzou tradition as well as each other!'

By Chicago City Wire Report | Mar 23, 2023

University of Missouri basketball coach Dennis Gates celebrated the Missouri Tiger's men's basketball team's first National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Tournament victory since 2010

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News from March 2023

Chicago radio host Proft: FBI Director Wray talked about 'sort of a big deal, a virus that killed a million Americans, and the origination of it'

Chicago City Wire area weekly mass times

City of Wheaton Fine & Cultural Arts Commission met Jan. 24

Filings: CTU has paid Johnson $392K since he joined Cook County Board

CALA-Illinois: Uber likely to become more expensive in Illinois because of legislation

Sheriffs consistent in opposition to ban of so-called assault weapons says Second Amendment advocate

Coach Wright on basketball team: 'They excelled at a high level'

Rouse: If cell phone policies are 'not enforced consistently, it creates problems'

City of Wheaton City Council met Jan. 23

Lake County Special Committee Broadband met March 3

New poll shows Chicago mayoral race heating up

Jacobson on CTU's voters: 'They vote. And, they have a ground game.'

Plaintiffs’ firm asks city to stand down in wrongful conviction cases

Picciolini: 'I'm very encouraged that there is a possibility to offer better food'

Rodriguez: ‘At Brandon camp we focus on collective care and building structures that allow for creating safety & well-being’

Mizzou basketball coach Gates following NCAA victory: 'We have a group of guys that BELIEVE in the Mizzou tradition as well as each other!'

Chicago hotel operator: Business environment in tough straits, supporting Vallas to turn things around

DUI Saturation Patrol – 17th (Albany Park) District

City of Wheaton Historic Commission met Jan. 17

Lake County F&A Special Committee on Covid 19 Pandemic Recovery and Investment met March 3

49th Ward resident says Ald. Maria Hadden enables online harassment: ‘She should care about everyone’

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