Chicago Fortifies its Military Heritage with Marine Regiment Memorial Preservation
Chicago is set to preserve a memorial for 16 marines, with efforts led by the Mayor's Advisory Council on Veteran Affairs and others, highlighting the city's commitment to maintaining military monuments.
Chicago Tribune Journalists File Class-Action Lawsuit Alleging Racial and Gender Pay Discrimination
Chicago Tribune journalists have filed a class-action lawsuit alleging pay discrimination based on race and gender, seeking back pay, damages, and the implementation of equitable salary structures.
Man Charged with Aggravated Robbery After Daylight Heist in Chicago's Business District
A 30-year-old man was arrested in Chicago for a daylight robbery where he indicated possession of a firearm. He faces a felony aggravated robbery charge with a court hearing scheduled for May 17, 2024.
New Peterson/Ridge Metra Station in Edgewater Set to Open May 20 Amidst Delays and Budgetary Overruns
The new Metra station at Peterson and Ridge Avenues in Edgewater, Chicago, will open May 20, aiming to improve local transit. The station faced delays and a higher budget but now offers modern amenities.
Galveston County Gears Up for 'Jeep Weekend' with Record Law Enforcement Presence Amid Business Closures
Galveston County Sheriff's Office prepares for "Jeep Weekend" with a major security operation, increased arrests from last year, and some local businesses choosing to close during the event.