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 Thursday, Dec 21 Federal monitors' reports reveal a persistent pattern in Cook County Assessor Joseph Berrios' office of improper hiring and firing, arbitrary staffing decisions and resistance to change. The pace of reform has been slow and the assessor's commitment often tepid, records and interviews show. |
| A 5-year-old shot in the jaw by a stray bullet last summer accidentally shoots himself in the hand. "He thinks he needs a gun for protection," his mother said. |
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| Grace founders Curtis Duffy and Michael Muser have left the three-Michelin-star Grace restaurant, in a dispute with their financial partner |
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| The lead attorney for indicted Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke slammed former Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez at a court hearing, saying her prosecution of the Laquan McDonald shooting was selfishly motivated. |
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| After years of trying, Republicans have finally erased a key part of Obamacare: the requirement that everyone get health insurance or pay a penalty. Here are a few things to know about how the big change, passed as part of the tax bill, will affect Illinois consumers. |
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| President Donald Trump, who won the White House on a wave of populist promises, will save millions of dollars thanks to Congress' tax plan, despite what he and his administration have said. |
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| Illinois has dropped from the fifth-largest state in the U.S. to the sixth, suffering the greatest numeric population loss of any state in the country in 2017, according to newly released Census data. |
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| Peek inside a new construction, single-family brick home with five bedrooms and 3.5 baths in Bucktown. |
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