Saturday, October 17, 2026

Just so you know

Chicago civil rights leader Al Raby is memorialized with a street dedication
Raby, the late civil rights leader and organizer of the 1963 ‘Freedom Day’ Boycott, was honored with a street dedication in Woodlawn, the neighborhood where he grew up.
By Nicole Jeanine Johnson
Oct 17, 2026, 5:30am CDT




Katanya Raby, granddaughter of Al Raby, holds a sign dedicated for her grandfather at the corner of South Cottage Grove Avenue and East 64h Street during a street sign unveiling for Al Raby in Woodlawn, Friday, Oct. 16, 2026. Al Raby was a Chicago civil rights leader, educator, and political strategist.

Katanya Raby said she didn’t know the late civil rights leader Al Raby as the “big, larger than life

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Cheap Stunt

Judge tosses suit seeking to force Giannoulias, Quigley, Pappas to choose between re-election or mayoral bid

Mayoral challenger William J. Quinlan filed the lawsuit to force three mayoral challengers to make a choice: either seek re-election to their current offices or file nominating petitions for mayor. If they tried to do both, they would risk being thrown off the ballot for both offices.
By Fran Spielman
Oct 14, 2026, 4:00pm CDT




William J. Quinlan speaks during a news conference at the Daley Center in 2024. Behind him is then-Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez. Quinlan, who has announced his candidacy for mayor, recently filed a lawsuit to force three mayoral candidates to choose between re-election or their mayoral

Sunday, October 11, 2026

Bears just got their clock cleaned by the Packers

 

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 If the Bears only they had their own $3,000,000,000 stadium, I'm sure they would play better. 

 

Friday, October 9, 2026