November, 2023 Stories | Chicago City Wire

Former detective fights off claims in wrongful conviction complaint - one that showcases the legal gymnastics behind the big payouts

By W.J. Kennedy | Nov 7, 2023

Retired Chicago detective, Reynaldo Guevara, fended off accusations of police misconduct by plaintiff Arturo DeLeon-Reyes in an amended complaint involving 1998 murder of a husband and wife and the kidnapping of their children.

Chicago's controversial “time off” ordinance sparks discussions

By Chicago City Wire reports | Nov 7, 2023

The recent passing of a controversial "time off" ordinance by the Chicago City Council has ignited discussions and concerns, with opinions on its potential impact varying widely.

Mayor Johnson, Faith Communities Join in Prayer for the Health and Safety of Chicago Families

By Chicago City Wire Report | Nov 7, 2023

Mayor Brandon Johnson joined faith leaders across all denominations from communities throughout Chicago today for a shared moment of prayer for the health and safety of our City. Participants gathered at House of Hope on Chicago’s Southeast Side to pray for peace and safety in all Chicago neighborhoods ahead of fall and winter holidays when families and loved ones will gather together.

Kennady Schenck, alongside two other former Franklin Township High School standouts, played on Monday, November 6 in NCAA D1 game for UIC Flames

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 7, 2023

The game took place in Chicago, Illinois.

On Monday, November 6, former William Howard Taft High School standout Krystyna Ellew’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

By Chicago City Wire | Nov 7, 2023

The game took place in Chicago, Illinois.

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Former detective fights off claims in wrongful conviction complaint - one that showcases the legal gymnastics behind the big payouts

Chicago's controversial “time off” ordinance sparks discussions

Mayor Johnson, Faith Communities Join in Prayer for the Health and Safety of Chicago Families

City of Prospect Heights City Council met Sept. 11

City of Prospect Heights Natural Resources Commission met October 12

Chicago Public Library Board of Directors met Oct. 11

Trinity High School standout Makiyah Williams’ college team won in NCAA D1 game on Monday, November 6

On Monday, November 6, former Latin School of Chicago standout Megen Sanaj’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

Bolingbrook High School standout Danyel Middleton’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Monday, November 6

Seneca High School standout Dais'Ja Trotter’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Monday, November 6

Kennady Schenck, alongside two other former Franklin Township High School standouts, played on Monday, November 6 in NCAA D1 game for UIC Flames

Proviso East High School standout Keimari Rimmer’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Monday, November 6

Central High School standout Tara Green’s college team won in NCAA D1 game on Monday, November 6

On Monday, November 6, Maine West High School standout Dylan Van Fleet competed in NCAA D1 game

On Monday, November 6, Munster High School standout Sara Zabrecky competed in NCAA D1 game

Bailey Lutes, former Cuba City High School standout, played on Monday, November 6 in NCAA D1 game

On Monday, November 6, Plainfield North High School standout Erin Henry competed in NCAA D1 game

Jaida McCloud, former Richwoods High School standout, played on Monday, November 6 in NCAA D1 game

Kristian Young, former Lawrence North High School standout, played on Monday, November 6 in NCAA D1 game

On Monday, November 6, former William Howard Taft High School standout Krystyna Ellew’s college team won in an NCAA D1 game

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

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