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Untangling Mortgage Fraud in Chicago Condo Buildings
Angela Maurello of the Community Investment Corporation explains the different kinds of mortgage fraud that are happening to condo owners in Chicago.
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Killing in Puerto Rico Hits Chicagoans Hard
The murder of a young gay activist in Puerto Rico is reverberating in the city’s Humboldt Park neighborhood.
Posted on 11.21.2009 by
Chip Mitchell
Latest Unemployment Numbers Bad for Chicago Area, But There May Be Reason for Hope
The latest Chicago-area unemployment numbers are high, but there may be reason for hope.
Posted on 11.20.2009 by
City Room
Charter School Debate Heats Up in South Chicago
Some parents don't want LEARN at Thorp Elementary. Others see it as choice.
Posted on 11.20.2009 by
Michael Puente
Permit Hearing for U.S. Steel
Environment officials are in the final stages of issuing a new permit to U.S. Steel in Gary, Indiana.
Posted on 11.19.2009 by
Michael Puente
Hyatt Ranks Low for Workplace Safety
The Chicago-based hotel chain is getting poor marks in a new national study.
Posted on 11.19.2009 by
Chip Mitchell
Park District Picks Grant Park Designer
The Chicago Park District says it's picked an architect for the planned redesign of northern Grant Park.
Posted on 11.18.2009 by
Kate Gardiner
Untangling Mortgage Fraud in Chicago Condo Buildings
Angela Maurello of the Community Investment Corporation explains the different kinds of mortgage fraud that are happening to condo owners in Chicago.
Posted on 11.18.2009 by
Ashley Gross
Condo Owners Struggle to Salvage an Almost-Empty Building
A couple of condo owners in Washington Park are pursuing a creative strategy for turning their building around after many of their neighbors went into foreclosure.
Posted on 11.18.2009 by
Ashley Gross
Police Continue Scott Investigation Despite Suicide Ruling
Police Chief Jody Weis calls it a death investigation.
Posted on 11.17.2009 by
Natalie Moore
Chicagoans React to Michael Scott's Death
Civic leader remembered for his commitment to schoolchildren, city.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
Linda Lutton
Village ends opposition to O'Hare expansion
The city of Chicago says it will settle its ongoing lawsuit with northwestern suburb Bensenville and make way for an O'Hare International Airport expansion.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
City Room and the Associated Press
Police: Too Soon to Say if Michael Scott Death Was Suicide
Police are investigating despite medical examiner suicide ruling.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
Natalie Moore
Illiana Expressway Getting Attention Among Candidates for Illinois Governor
Quinn, Dillard support project.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
Michael Puente
25 to 49 Year Olds Hit Hardest by H1N1
Illinois residents between the ages of 25 and 49 are being hit especially hard by the H1N1 virus.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
City Room
Bridgeport Neighborhood Sees Identity Shift
The South Side enclave has a mix of artists.
Posted on 11.16.2009 by
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