Man Who Discovered Anthony Davis Now Searches for Another Kind of Talent

By Justin Breen Article Reprint CHICAGO — Are you tall, have an accent and can play hoops? Daniel Poneman is looking for you.

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Chicago police officers disciplined over missing audio on dash-cam videos

ByPaul Meincke Article Reprint CHICAGO (WLS) –Almost two dozen Chicago police officers have been disciplined over their use of dash-cams following a warning to the rank-and-file about audio and video evidence.

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Baltimore Study Sheds Light on Bankers’ Scheme To Expel Blacks from the City

by Glen Ford Article Reprint Banks in Baltimore “have condemned the Black sections of town to a death spiral of social and physical deterioration” as a matter of corporate policy, while continuing to issue mortgages

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Emanuel aide attacked while walking from West Side vigil

West Side Alderman Jason Ervin reportedly broke up the attack on Vance Henry, the mayor’s deputy chief of staff By Michael Romain Article Reprint Vance Henry, 50, a deputy chief of staff for Mayor Rahm

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‘All she did was open the door,’ says daughter of woman slain by police

Bettie Jones, 55, and Quintonio LeGrier, 19, were killed by officers’ bullets on Dec. 26 By Michael Romain Article Reprint On Sunday, Dec. 27, Bettie Jones, 55, was scheduled to be baptized at New Mt.

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Hoverboard Fails Bringing ‘Dozens’ of Chicagoans to Hospitals, Doctor Says

By Alex Nitkin Article Reprint CHICAGO — For the hundreds of Chicagoans eager to take a spin on the hoverboards they unwrapped this Christmas, at least one doctor has a simple but urgent plea: Take it slow.

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The Worst Cities For Black Americans Are All in the Midwest

(Four are in Illinois) By Thomas C. Frohlich and  Sam Stebbins Article Submission For decades, black Americans have faced higher poverty rates, lower incomes and higher incarceration rates than white Americans. While African Americans in every

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Turns Out It Will Cost More Than $100 to Attend Chi-Town Rising

By David Matthews Article Reprint CHICAGO — Chi-Town Rising, the city’s first outdoor New Year’s Eve party, is now selling three-figure tickets after billing itself as a free event.

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