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Illinois Unemployment Continues To Go Down Slowly
The November unemployment is rate is 8.7 percent, down from 8.8 percent in October and down from 9.8 percent in November a year ago.
New Website Could Help Pressure Lawmakers, Employees To Fix Pensions
A new voice and a new website were added Monday to the effort to avert what appears to be the potential collapse of Illinois public employee pension funds. CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports.
Health Agency Re-Hiring After Getting Funding Restored
Those who help the homeless, drug addicted and mentally ill are celebrating funding restoration by Illinois lawmakers–and one major agency is already planning to rehire laid-off staffers.
Urban Meyer Takes Over At Ohio State
Urban Meyer has accepted the job as Ohio State football coach, according to ESPN.
Citizen Scene Spotter: Tips about Chicago’s Nightlife, Jessica
I stopped Jessica on the platform of the red line stop at Belmont. Heading to see friends in the loop, Jessica agreed to give me a few minutes of her time to answer some questions about the bar scene in the city. Two trains came and went while Jessica divulged her wealth of knowledge about Chicago’s nightlife!
Emanuel: Better Use Of City’s Grant Money Could Save Taxpayers $20M
Mayor Rahm Emanuel is announcing budget reforms that will ensure federal and state grants are spent in full, and thus, taxpayers are saved money.
DeKalb County School Supt. Has To Live Off Wife’s Income
The DeKalb County Regional Superintendent of Schools admits it’s challenging not receiving a paycheck from the state, but says he’s holding out hope that Gov. Pat Quinn will put back the money he removed.
Lawmakers To Decide On Funding For Wrigley
During their lame duck session starting Tuesday, lawmakers will consider whether to help out with renovations for Wrigley Field.



