‘Souls to the Polls’ Made a Big Hit in Chicago
By Chinta Strausberg With the General Election just two-weeks away, a diverse, interfaith coalition of more than 600 people made...
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Former Police Officer Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison For Attack on 89-Year-Old Man
A former Chicago Police Officer has been sentenced to three years in prison for assaulting an elderly man during an...
Pat Quinn for Illinois! CopyLine Magazine Endorses Pat Quinn for Governor
By Juanita Bratcher Author, Publisher & CEO, CopyLine Magazine Illinois has economic woes; most Illinoisans are aware of that. But...
Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign Organizer to Testify Before UN Fact-Finding Mission in Detroit, Appeal for an International Investigation of City’s Housing Crisis
Webcast of UN town hall (4-6pm EST): http://urbannationradio.com/live-now/ DETROIT, MI - Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign organizer Willie “J.R.†Fleming will submit formal testimony...
What You Need To Know About Ebola: President Obama Weekly Address
WASHINGTON, DC — In this week’s address, the President discussed what the United States is doing to respond to Ebola, both...
Scammers Exploit Consumer Fears About Ebola, Warns Better Business Bureau
CHICAGO, IL - It's an indisputable fact that scams follow the news. Whether it's a natural disaster, manmade crisis or...
Jesse White Honors Illinois First Hispanic Federal Judge, Chicago Fire Commissioner and Others
Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White hosted his office’s annual National Hispanic Heritage MonthCelebration on Wednesday, October 8th at the...
New Report: City Officials Optimistic On City Financial Health
(From the National League of Cities) WASHINGTON, DC – City officials are overwhelmingly feeling optimistic about the health and direction...
City Budget Hearings: Chicagoans Have Questions About Chicago Police Militarization & Misconduct
Community organizers ask aldermen, media to get answers at Chicago Police budget hearings, likely to take place this week CHICAGO,...
NAACP Commends Federal Judge’s Decision to Strike Down Texas’s Discriminatory Voter ID Law
BALTIMORE, MD — A federal judge has ruled that Texas’ restrictive photo ID law, SB 14, violated both Section 2...
