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In episode 172 of their podcast, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Adam L. Jahns and WGN Radio’s Adam Hoge offer their thoughts on the Bears’ season-opener against the Packers.
What will Matt Nagy’s offense look like? How much pressure is on Mitch Trubisky? Are the Packers really that good? Tune in for some analysis, their picks and your voicemails.
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Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.
Civil asset forfeiture is a tool ripe for abuse. It raises civil liberties concerns and offers little public safety value. It would be a step backward for Chicago after other jurisdictions have abandoned or reformed such tactics.
The Hawks will play three road games between Feb. 9-14, three home games between Feb. 17-20 and one additional home game on April 18.
Tamiko Talbert-Fleming was shot Jan. 14 and died two days later.
Indiana House Bill 1187 would create a permanent state-appointed school board for the Gary Community School Corporation. It’s a power grab, not a move to improve Gary schools and help students.
Center for COVID Control, incorporated in 2020, has been a target of scrutiny in multiple states.
