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The legislators pointed out that having Chicagoans drive farther would actually increase emissions.

The training center will serve Plumbers Local 130's more than 4,000 journeymen and apprentice plumbers. 

Butler College Prep Principal Christopher Goins called on politicians to "put kids first."

Claypool announced the launch of a new "grassroots" advocacy campaign for more funding from Springfield.

The rally to "put people ahead of corporate profits" will begin at 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

Schools chief Forrest Claypool readied "painful layoffs to the Central Office and administrative staff."

Gov. Bruce Rauner insisted his plan to take over CPS is not "dead on arrival" and has support downstate.

The project looks like a done deal thanks to a grant from the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency.

Free health screenings, consultations and pain management classes are being offered.

The third annual women's health and resource fair includes posture screenings, raffle prizes and snacks.

Illinois Senate President John Cullerton pushed to include the theater in negotiations for a bill.

Mayor Emanuel was on hand to celebrate the completion of Bell Elementary's $10 million addition.

No guns in businesses should be the default, not the exception, Senate President Cullerton said.

Many local businesses have had questions on how to deal with the law, a state rep spokesman said.

Albany Park and Irving Park residents will have the opportunity to meet their legislators face to face.