Skilling began his career when he was 14 and started working at WGN in 1978. His final broadcast will be Feb. 28. “Tom Skilling is a Chicago institution,” WGN’s vice president said.
The organization will partner to help newsrooms launch data-driven investigative work and help mentor early-career journalists, particularly non-white reporters, in investigative reporting.
While many states are striving to issue licenses to individuals afflicted by the war on drugs, Illinois is the first to give preference to those directly affected by shootings.
City Hall touts its $410M plan to fight crime but has spent little money; some cash goes to street outreach groups with no experience or troubled leadership
A judge later invalidated the sale, but Sawyer, who is running for mayor, notes he was dismissed from the court case involving the purchase with no finding of wrongdoing.
In a conversation with Block Club, the 4th Ward alderwoman said she would hire more police officers, invest heavily in violence prevention and boost housing in neighborhoods with diminishing school enrollment.