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Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 7 members and supporters protest the city’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate outside City Hall before a Chicago City Council meeting Monday. Most city employees have to be vaccinated by year-end or risk losing their jobs.
Oct
26
Tue

Judge: No order barring police union from discussing city vaccine mandate
Illinois state Rep. Anna Moeller, D-Elgin, speaks to reporters in Springfield in this file photo. Moeller is sponsoring legislation to repeal a law requiring that parents or guardians of minors seeking abortions be notified at least 48 hours in advance. Proponents say there’s renewed urgency around the issue in light of Texas’ near-ban on abortion, while foes say the existing law is a commonsense approach.
Oct
18
Mon

Effort to repeal Illinois abortion notification gets renewed attention
Sidley Austin’s office was destroyed by the Great Chicago Fire in 1871, but a clerk rushed in to save its ledger and several other items. The artifacts are now on display at the firm’s headquarters.
Oct
12
Tue

Sidley ledger on Chicago Fire records lesson of resilience
Wrigley Field, home of the major league baseball team Chicago Cubs, is shown in 2019. A case in which an Associated Press photographer was injured at Wrigley while working will not be dismissed.
Oct
11
Mon

Injury suit against Cubs advances
This view shows the Chicago Court House and downtown in the aftermath of the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. “I sincerely hope that my patrons will stand by me under these trying circumstances,” wrote Chicago Daily Law Record publisher R.R. Stevens.
Oct
07
Thu

Great Chicago Fire stopped Chicago Daily Law Record presses 150 years ago, but not for long