CTA Ridership Up, But So Are Losses

The Chicago Transit Authority will eliminate 80 administrative jobs this year as part of an effort to save about $40 million, officials announced this week.

Seven Killed In South Side Gun Violence

Seven men were slain on the South Side between Friday morning and early Sunday.

Oprah Explains Palin Snub

Oprah Winfrey squashed the idea of an interview with GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, at least until the election is over.

Gut Pain Sends Jesse Jackson To Hospital

Jesse Jackson says he feels better Thursday after going into the hospital with severe stomach pains on Wednesday.

Metra To Ditch Restrooms For Paid Seats

"Frankly, I have the feeling that the customers will hardly notice," said Metra's executive director in regards to the commuter line's plans to reduce the number of train cars with bathrooms on them.

Police Unit Reorganizes To Tackle Animal Crimes

Believing that those involved with animal crimes also have a background with gangs, guns, drugs and gambling, Chicago police have reorganized units to allow for a better sharing of information.

College Presidents Push For Lowering Drinking Age

A new group with a big voice tackles the debate over the national drinking age, worrying that the current law may not be working.

Wrongful Death Suit Filed Against Chicago Police

The city of Chicago and unnamed officers are being sued by the family of a man fatally shot by police on the Northwest Side last month.

Jackson Apologizes For Comments About Obama

The Rev. Jesse Jackson says he's "very sorry" for comments he made about Barack Obama during what he thought was a private conversation with a reporter.

CHA Pact In Limbo After Boy Killed By Gate

The Chicago Housing Authority has suspended its contract with a clout-heavy property management firm overseeing the public housing rowhouses where a 3-year-old boy was fatally crushed by a gate in late June, but the firm may continue doing work at other CHA projects.

Vote: Weigh in on Obamas' 'Access' interview

Do you think the presumptive presidential nominee should have allowed his daughters to be interviewed on TV? Cast your vote here.

Palatine Residents Tell Stroger They Want Out

A political showdown in suburban Palatine pits Cook County Board President Todd Stroger against a vocal crowd of critics.

Father Pfleger Returns To St. Sabina

The Rev. Michael Pfleger returns to his South Side church, but is his activism over?

Boy Shot By Officer 'Fearing For His Life'

A Chicago police officer shoots a juvenile who allegedly pointed a weapon at the officer during a night foot chase.

Woman's Risky Gamble Lands Her In Jail

A suburban woman hits a casino jackpot and lands in jail.

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