November, 2023 Stories | Chicago City Wire

Ald. Anthony Beale addresses migrant crisis amid growing concerns: Venezuela is 'opening their jails and telling them to walk to the border here'

By Chicago City Wire reports | Nov 6, 2023

9th Ward Ald. Anthony Beale recently delivered a passionate speech addressing the ongoing migrant crisis, expressing his concerns about Chicago's ability to cope with an influx of migrants.

Mayor Johnson's Democratic Socialist Floor Leader resigns leadership posts

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 6, 2023

Democratic Socialist Alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa resigned from his roles as Mayor Brandon Johnson's floor leader and chairman of the Committee on Zoning, Landmarks, and Building Standards following accusations of harassing Alderwoman Emma Mitts during a turbulent special City Council meeting last week.

Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus: ‘Alderman Ramirez-Rosa’s actions of physical and verbal harassment have let down our council and the people of Chicago’

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 6, 2023

Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus has called for the resignation of Floor Leader Carlos Ramirez-Rosa following an incident where he is accused of physically and verbally harassing Ald. Emma Mitts during a special meeting of the Chicago City Council last week.

Mosley on Jewel location for housing illegal immigrants: ‘Our community expressed multiple concerns about this shelter’

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 6, 2023

The Chicago City Council committee has sanctioned the creation of a second migrant tent camp, overriding objections from South Side Alderman Ronnie Mosley.

Chesa Boudin and Kim Foxx spoke at Chicago premiere of ‘Beyond Bars’ documentary, sparking controversy over criminal justice reforms

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 6, 2023

Chesa Boudin, former District Attorney of San Francisco and Chicago native, joined Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx in a conversation during the showing of “Beyond Bars: It’s a Movement, Not a Moment” last week in Chicago. Both attorneys have been linked with groups advocating for criminal justice reform.

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Florida to leave Chicago-based American Library Association

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 6, 2023

Florida has become the latest conservative-leaning state to sever ties with the American Library Association (ALA), a 150-year-old Chicago-based organization. The decision comes as part of an ongoing cultural debate over the types of books that should be available to students. In Oct., the Florida Department of State introduced a rule prohibiting any grant activities linked to the ALA.

110th City of Chicago Christmas Tree is Coming from Darien, Illinois

By Chicago City Wire Report | Nov 6, 2023

45-foot Colorado Blue Spruce donated by De La Cruz Family

With the 16th Annual Hot Chocolate Run on Sunday, Northwestern v. Iowa Game at Wrigley Field on Saturday; OEMC Reminds Chicago to be Vigilant and Report Threats or Suspected Criminal Activity to 9-1-1

By Chicago City Wire Report | Nov 6, 2023

Weekend gatherings include the Hot Chocolate Run and the Northwestern game at Wrigley Field, among other events. The Chicago Office of Emergency Management and Communications (OEMC) also stresses that participants, residents and visitors be aware of surroundings and vigilant and report any suspicious activity to 9-1-1.

Jaidn Green and Kaliah Neighbors, former Evansville North High School standouts, played on Saturday, November 4 in NAIA game

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 5, 2023

The game took place in Southfield, Michigan.

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Ald. Anthony Beale addresses migrant crisis amid growing concerns: Venezuela is 'opening their jails and telling them to walk to the border here'

Mayor Johnson's Democratic Socialist Floor Leader resigns leadership posts

Chicago Aldermanic Black Caucus: ‘Alderman Ramirez-Rosa’s actions of physical and verbal harassment have let down our council and the people of Chicago’

Mosley on Jewel location for housing illegal immigrants: ‘Our community expressed multiple concerns about this shelter’

Chesa Boudin and Kim Foxx spoke at Chicago premiere of ‘Beyond Bars’ documentary, sparking controversy over criminal justice reforms

Florida to leave Chicago-based American Library Association

110th City of Chicago Christmas Tree is Coming from Darien, Illinois

With the 16th Annual Hot Chocolate Run on Sunday, Northwestern v. Iowa Game at Wrigley Field on Saturday; OEMC Reminds Chicago to be Vigilant and Report Threats or Suspected Criminal Activity to 9-1-1

Village of Rosemont Village Board of Trustees met Sept. 11

Chicago Park District Board of Commissioners met Oct. 11

Analysis: Illegals to empty schools? 291 CPS buildings under capacity by 160K

Grant Park High School standout Delaney Panozzo’s college team won in NAIA game on Saturday, November 4

Lia Chudzik, former Pewaukee High School standout, played on Saturday, November 4 in NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, East Central High School standout Brilan McCory competed in NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, Peotone High School standout Madyson Kibelkis competed in NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, former Evanston Township High School standout Jayla Turchin’s college team lost in an NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, Westminster Christian Academy standout Kristen Keys competed in NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, Hononegah Community High School standout Emma Clark competed in NAIA game

On Saturday, November 4, former West Aurora High School standout Jalyssa Carrasco’s college team lost in an NAIA game

Jaidn Green and Kaliah Neighbors, former Evansville North High School standouts, played on Saturday, November 4 in NAIA game

Former CPD officer says morale, crime crisis rooted in lack of leadership: ‘Coming from the top’

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