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The worst has yet to come.

Melvin Roman's exit leaves an immense void at CPD.

Defined jail population ratios to dismantle systemic racism.

Are you now or have you ever been against Critical Race Theory?

Progressive madness engulfs Jefferson Park.

Racism in schools: From the Virginia governor’s election to Latin and Francis Parker.

The Chicago Sun-Times advances Progressive disarmament.

Chicago Wokeness: Shaken, not stirred.

WGN’s Ben Bradley serves as press secretary and reporter during webinar on crime in Cook County.

Walter Jones lived up to highest standards under immense pressure in key murder case.

Courts defying city's, state's politically motivated police reform entities greeted with media silence.

All hail Groot the fascist.

Attempts to frighten officers into capitulating in battle for collective bargaining rights are likely illegal.

Attorney challenges legitimacy of state commission that paved way for release of Jackie Wilson for his role in 1982 murder of two Chicago police officers.

Chaos reigns in Cook County prosecutor’s office.

Was it something I said?

Misdemeanor plea for offender who delivered threats to kill Chicago police on social media.

The stakes of CPD budget hearing are too great for aldermen to wilt.

Despite problems, Matt Rosenberg's book asserts there is a glimmer of hope for the Windy City.

To overcome a final legal hurdle, Jackie Wilson's lawsuit requires support from activist journalists like Megan Crepeau ‍ ‍

Silence on destructive behavior and the bullying of city employees into compliance.

Rulings by Judge James Obbish becoming more and more suspicious.

Well-known opinion columnist virtue signals his disgust.

Progressive politics is the new religion at a “Chicagoland Jewish institution.”

Thinning police ranks, officers in retreat should have all Chicago residents uneasy.

Cuomo’s release of Weather Underground member David Gilbert reveals radicalized Democratic Party.

Despite outpouring of grief for slain officer, some wounds persist and may be beyond healing.

Despite slaughter of the innocent, Chicago’s unified progressives hold the party line.

A recall election is the emergency break Chicago requires.

It is in the small things the rot starts

Chicago police officers are all alone.

Chicago must stop the bleed, stabilize itself and implement a growth strategy.

That's an excess of misconceptions Kim.

Evidence abounds commission that allowed for the release of Jackie Wilson for his role in murder of two officers is a constitutional travesty.

Sharpening the narrative on crime.

On superintendent’s whim, another upstanding Chicago police officer loses his career.

Are you going to believe Kim Foxx or your lying eyes Chicago?

Conflicts between federal court cases and stories peddled by Tribune reporter Greg Pratt explain why so few trust media.

No "weapons of war" were seized, no "tragedy was averted" in incident at W Hotel.

“The choice for Chicago lies between freedom and happiness and for Northsiders, happiness is better.”

The CTU is living its dream.

Amid staggering rise in monthly homicides, Chicago's hapless mayor implores for all the help she can get.

Chicago cannot afford another Inspector General like Joe Ferguson.

“Being the mayor of the third largest city in the country, that's humbling, but it also gives me incredible hope.”

Legislation proves once again Chicago, Illinois, lead the revolt against the American Republic.

The first of many?

What will fill McCormick Place's space?

Chicago adrift amid David Brown's rudderless leadership.

Reaping the whirlwind.

WBEZ’s Chip Mitchell pens a bizarre article questioning city attorneys.

Brownie: You're doing a heck of a job.

David Brown's damn statistics and Eric Carter's stolen valor.

Can Rogers Park Survive Maria Hadden?

Women, children fodder for the militant anti-police movement?

SCC cleans out the memory backlog.

Changing office routines and crime are two of the major headwinds for the commercial real estate market in Chicago, even with fully lifted state and city restrictions.

Chicago's new foot-chase policy certain to usher in a new crime wave.

Mismanaging the Chicago Police Department.

The face of failure.

Why do federal authorities always get a pass?

Chicago needs bold and principled leadership.

What if Officers already have?

Chicago cops cannot win.

Chicago Contrarian’s Marty Preib appears on Fox Nation’s Tucker Carlson Originals.

Alderman Sigcho-Lopez’s hijinks at police station a national embarrassment.

Administrators of popular Chicago blog emerge to deliver some great thoughts and observations.

Mayor leaves police, city attorneys at the mercy of smear merchants.

The CTU has hijacked education and CPS has allowed it to happen.

Evolving civility: an opportunity to contribute to the global challenge of building better cities, right here in Chicago.

Adam Toledo shooting is likely legitimate, but Chicago media has overcome more obvious truths.

It is fair to pass judgment on Adam Toledo’s death.

New foot pursuit policy signals the end of proactive policing and the beginning of terminations for justifiable uses of force.

Reporting on Shooting of 13-year-old follows tired, baseless script.

As the future of the paper remains uncertain, a window of opportunity for atonement by Tribune reporters is closing.

Loyola University study reveals crime actually increased in the Windy City after bail reform was enacted.

Brown and Carter seek numbers crunching as replacement for vigilant policing.

The burdens of policing are taking a toll on officers' mental health.

Parents’ experience showcases lessons on addressing harassment which are relevant nationwide.

It's time for Chicago to re-think urban planning.

Should residency now be a human rights issue for Chicago Police?

It's not white flight. It's more complex than the last time and it's just beginning.

Ms. Mayor: Begin the search for an authentic, competent leader.

Elected officials cringe before blowhard newsreader Dave Savini.

The shocking indifference to the death of two Chicago police officers.

Like his predecessors, Pritzker sells out his office to radical overlords.

The Windy City has its history right.

Few will miss the Tribune's biased reporting.

Does the CPS verify residency?

While Chicago burned, Lightfoot, Brown, and Ferguson fiddled.

Review of records finds COPA hasn’t notified prosecutors of false allegations in the last three years.

Executives are worried about the legality and business impacts of “woke” discrimination in hiring and promotion.

Maggie Hickey’s oversight of spurious consent decree a dire warning to every American city.

Cire Robinson’s death is on Foxx.

Hint: Mayor Lightfoot and the city will need to think long and hard about business retention strategies.

Yet another sign Mayor Lightfoot's divided house is crumbling.

January incident in Rogers Park demonstrates the capacity of social workers is severely limited.

City officials also failed to disclose the failure of the Chicago's 911 system during BLM protests and the resultant multiweek gap in crime data.

Conservative watchdog group puts spotlight on Foxx in police murder trial.

Chicago's crime problem goes unacknowledged by city leaders.

A win for the CTU is always a loss for Chicago public school students.

The worst has yet to come.

Progressive madness engulfs Jefferson Park.

A disgraced media tries to keep its doomed narratives alive.

The Chicago Sun-Times advances Progressive disarmament.

WGN’s Ben Bradley serves as press secretary and reporter during webinar on crime in Cook County.

Walter Jones lived up to highest standards under immense pressure in key murder case.

Courts defying city's, state's politically motivated police reform entities greeted with media silence.

Attorney challenges legitimacy of state commission that paved way for release of Jackie Wilson for his role in 1982 murder of two Chicago police officers.

Chaos reigns in Cook County prosecutor’s office.

Despite problems, Matt Rosenberg's book asserts there is a glimmer of hope for the Windy City.

To overcome a final legal hurdle, Jackie Wilson's lawsuit requires support from activist journalists like Megan Crepeau ‍ ‍

Silence on destructive behavior and the bullying of city employees into compliance.

Chicago Tribune’s Jason Meisner heads up activist media seemingly aimed at poisoning the jury pool.

Rulings by Judge James Obbish becoming more and more suspicious.

Matthew Hendrickson's article on Cook County prosecutors facing off with police in Serenity Broughton murder case leaves many unanswered questions.

Well-known opinion columnist virtue signals his disgust.

Area 5 commander sets record straight on murder investigation, rebukes Kim Foxx, Sun-Times coverage of case.

Will new leadership at the Tribune plot a new tack or stick with a failing strategy?

Cuomo’s release of Weather Underground member David Gilbert reveals radicalized Democratic Party.

Despite outpouring of grief for slain officer, some wounds persist and may be beyond healing.

Despite slaughter of the innocent, Chicago’s unified progressives hold the party line.

Chicago police officers are all alone.

That's an excess of misconceptions Kim.

Conflicts between federal court cases and stories peddled by Tribune reporter Greg Pratt explain why so few trust media.

“The choice for Chicago lies between freedom and happiness and for Northsiders, happiness is better.”

The first of many?

Brownie: You're doing a heck of a job.

Can Rogers Park Survive Maria Hadden?

Women, children fodder for the militant anti-police movement?

SCC cleans out the memory backlog.

Mismanaging the Chicago Police Department.

Eric Zorn, Gregory Pratt, Chicago Tribune’s coverage of murder and rape case challenged in federal court, again.

Shareholders' vote places Tribune's future in Alden's hands.

The Tribune perfected the model of agenda journalism.

Chicago needs bold and principled leadership.

The Windy City’s liberal media had a tale to tell about a fake anti-Asian hate crime.

Chicago cops cannot win.

Chicago Contrarian’s Marty Preib appears on Fox Nation’s Tucker Carlson Originals.

Alderman Sigcho-Lopez’s hijinks at police station a national embarrassment.

Administrators of popular Chicago blog emerge to deliver some great thoughts and observations.

Mayor leaves police, city attorneys at the mercy of smear merchants.

Adam Toledo shooting is likely legitimate, but Chicago media has overcome more obvious truths.

Reporting on Shooting of 13-year-old follows tired, baseless script.

As the future of the paper remains uncertain, a window of opportunity for atonement by Tribune reporters is closing.

Brown and Carter seek numbers crunching as replacement for vigilant policing.

Unapologetic reporter Gregory Pratt maintains attacks on columnist John Kass.

Elected officials cringe before blowhard newsreader Dave Savini.

Like his predecessors, Pritzker sells out his office to radical overlords.

Few will miss the Tribune's biased reporting.

Review of records finds COPA hasn’t notified prosecutors of false allegations in the last three years.

Hint: Mayor Lightfoot and the city will need to think long and hard about business retention strategies.

Is Chicago's corrupt media ruling Mayor Lightfoot as it did Rahm Emanuel?

Administrators of popular blog explain decision to shutter website.

Is Tom Dart's Sheriff's Office responsible for warrant served on wrong house?

Hearing in the Chicago City Council began badly and ended as a nightmare.

Media influence drives honest man from public office to keep anti-police narrative alive.

Tribune columnist Eric Zorn’s name surfaces yet again.

Judges' rulings poke holes in Foxx's treasured exonerations, expose media bias.

So much for constitutional policing.

Chicago provides progressives with model to pursue President Trump on baseless charges.

Tribune columnist Eric Zorn attacks reek of desperation.

Highly respected by her peers, Chicago media waged unfair war on legendary jurist.

New legal motions contend Foxx prosecutors bowed to Tribune pressure in anti-police claims.

Media Silence Deafening, and Condemning.

Man released on murder conviction by Foxx arrested for home invasion, kidnapping.

Journalist contributed to the demise of journalism.

Yet another sign of no functioning media in Chicago.

City attorneys suggest sinister moves in double murder case with Foxx’s name all over it.

Making it impossible to fail in Chicago Public Schools.

Are you now or have you ever been against Critical Race Theory?

Racism in schools: From the Virginia governor’s election to Latin and Francis Parker.

Can Chicago's Catholic schools be saved from extinction?

Despite problems, Matt Rosenberg's book asserts there is a glimmer of hope for the Windy City.

Progressive politics is the new religion at a “Chicagoland Jewish institution.”

A recall election is the emergency break Chicago requires.

Chicago must stop the bleed, stabilize itself and implement a growth strategy.

The CTU is living its dream.

As critical race theory makes inroads, Chicago schools condone bigotry by progressive educators.

The face of failure.

The CTU has hijacked education and CPS has allowed it to happen.

Parents’ experience showcases lessons on addressing harassment which are relevant nationwide.

It's not white flight. It's more complex than the last time and it's just beginning.

Does the CPS verify residency?

A win for the CTU is always a loss for Chicago public school students.

Non-partisanship is DOA (dead on arrival) at Chicago schools.

University of Illinois at Chicago research fails to analyze and interpret basic statistical data.

Up for reappointment, Cook County Public Defender embraces corrosive immigration policies.

The free exchange of ideas in schools is a relic of a bygone era.

The CTU plays the race, sexism cards and loses.

Pure coincidence, right? Hardly.

Pupils need to lift themselves from their own predicaments.

The Chicago Teachers Union focuses on everything but teaching and learning.

The line between CTU member and political activist has become shadowy.

Journalism as history exposes the goal of education in the CPS is Left-wing indoctrination.

Perhaps a return to pen and paper should be considered.

Chicago should sing on news of the expansion of vocational training to the CPS.

But it was done for the kids!

What should sound alarms and force a resignation is just another ordinary day in the organized chaos of the CPS.

The worst has yet to come.

Progressive madness engulfs Jefferson Park.

Racism in schools: From the Virginia governor’s election to Latin and Francis Parker.

Can Chicago's Catholic schools be saved from extinction?

Families and retirees are leaving Chicago with empty, unlisted homes behind.

Despite problems, Matt Rosenberg's book asserts there is a glimmer of hope for the Windy City.

Progressive politics is the new religion at a “Chicagoland Jewish institution.”

A recall election is the emergency break Chicago requires.

Chicago police officers are all alone.

As critical race theory makes inroads, Chicago schools condone bigotry by progressive educators.

David Brown's damn statistics and Eric Carter's stolen valor.

Can Rogers Park Survive Maria Hadden?

Mismanaging the Chicago Police Department.

What if Officers already have?

Is crime app Kim Foxx’s worst nightmare?

Alderman Sigcho-Lopez’s hijinks at police station a national embarrassment.

The CTU has hijacked education and CPS has allowed it to happen.

It's time for Chicago to re-think urban planning.

It's not white flight. It's more complex than the last time and it's just beginning.

Who is Saint Patrick and why is he celebrated in Chicago?

Does the CPS verify residency?

Lawsuit exposes fumbled safety plan.

Administrators of popular blog explain decision to shutter website.

Lawmakers giving away the store at the expense of taxpayers.

Families and retirees are leaving Chicago with empty, unlisted homes behind.

Silence on destructive behavior and the bullying of city employees into compliance.

A recall election is the emergency break Chicago requires.

Chicago must stop the bleed, stabilize itself and implement a growth strategy.

“Being the mayor of the third largest city in the country, that's humbling, but it also gives me incredible hope.”

What will fill McCormick Place's space?

Changing office routines and crime are two of the major headwinds for the commercial real estate market in Chicago, even with fully lifted state and city restrictions.

Evolving civility: an opportunity to contribute to the global challenge of building better cities, right here in Chicago.

It's not white flight. It's more complex than the last time and it's just beginning.

Executives are worried about the legality and business impacts of “woke” discrimination in hiring and promotion.