"Emanuel's administration said this is the first time a Mayor has ever FOIA'd himself
According to Emanuel, "It's a new me. The only four-letter F-word I use now is 'FOIA.'"
Extra Extra: Rahm Plays April Fools' Day Joke
Extra Extra: One Degree Shy Of The March Heat Record
The high temperature this month was 87, one degree shy of tying the record for the warmest March day ever.
Extra Extra: Bulls Clinch Playoff Spot
No plans tonight? Check out a documentary about a Chicago woman who made tiny dioramas of crime scenes.
Extra Extra: Hundreds Of Chicagoans Protest Trayvon Martin Killing
A man was killed in a hit in run this morning, Chicago plans to expand its IB program, and other news.
Extra Extra: '60s Survival Biscuits Hidden on Wacker
It was a violent night in the city, a toddler wandered away from his home, and other headlines.
Extra Extra: Happy Birthday, Chicago!
See what cool things (spoiler alert, Twinkies!) got their start in Chicago, Lincoln's Springfield tomb has water damage, there were several fatal car crashes this weekend, and other news.
Extra Extra: It's The Third Warmest Winter On Record
It's officially the third warmest winter Chicago has ever seen, tornadoes continue to tear up the Midwest, and other news.
Extra Extra: State Tourism Site Adds LGBT Section
A man was killed an an officer was injured when a car rear ended a squad car, the state added an LGBT section to its tourism site, and other news.
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You better find your pet the perfect Halloween costume because the Friends of Chicago Animal Care and Control's annual animal costume party is Saturday night.
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White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley said he wants to resign after the 2012 election.
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Pullman was named one of America's great neighborhoods by the American Planning Association.
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The Illinois Tollway said it has caught as many as a dozen employees stealing up to $25,000 in tolls and has begun prosecuting several of them.
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Denny's will see your KFC Double Down and raise you a Mac N' Cheese Big Daddy Patty Melt.
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Today's closing post is an all sports roundup, including more drama on the South Side of town.
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A sixth school has broken ranks with the Chicago Teachers Union and agreed to a longer school day.
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Saying he can hold his head high at his career as a police officer, Joseph Finnigan was sentenced to 12 years in prison today.
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Former Sun-Times owner Conrad Black sues his one-time right hand man David Radler.
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Homeowners may now file property tax appeals online with the Cook County Board of Review.
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Guess whose gas prices are the highest in the nation heading into the holiday weekend?
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Kirk Tobolski was sentenced to 12 years in prison for the murder of street artist Brendan "SOLVE" Scanlon.
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Blue Line Service is shut down from Damen to LaSalle due to a passenger getting hit by a southbound train at Chicago Avenue.
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Police Superintendent Garry McCarthy likes what he sees in Rahm Emanuel's first 100 days.

