Riot gear cops rain down blows on protesters
Updated: 2012-05-20 20:30:09
The intersection of Michigan and Cermak in Chicago’s South Loop became a battleground between riot gear-clad police officers and angry protesters wearing all black at the end of a march to protest the NATO Summit being held less than a half mile away. Some protesters were left bloody and detained.
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Denise Crosby: Hit-run puts focus on FV motorcycle deaths
I have to think that whoever hit Max Torres on his motorcycle a week ago has been following the news. I hope that driver of the white Chevrolet Traverse SUV now knows the 23-year-old man — who had been on life support at University of …Read More
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Months past deadline, Kaneland works to get impact fee agreements
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Business
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