
Today's must-read: The Reader's Whet Moser discovers the Chicago Tribune was not such a big Martin Luther King fan back in the day.
Chlorine fumes in an Elmhurst hotel's waterpark sent 20 people to the hospital this afternoon. [CBS 2]
Incoming CPD superintendent Jody Weis will, according to spokeswoman Monique Bond, be taking a "hard, close look at for further action" at the case of Officer William J. Cozzi. Cozzi was caught on tape beating a drunk, disorderly, wheelchair-bound man. [S-T]
Dusti, an 11-year-old male reticulated giraffe at the Brookfield Zoo, died yesterday morning. Of...a broken neck. No, seriously. [S-T]
Illinois's organ and tissue registry is the biggest in the nation. [ABC 7]



Anyone with a passing interest in Chicago history should read "American Pharaoh" by Elizabeth Taylor (Not that one) Adam Cohen.
It's about Richard J. Daley, but it goes into great detail about Dr. King's time in Chicago and his treatment here by the powers that be. It's really frustrating and sort of sad about how much work he left unfinished in this city... and everywhere else for that matter.