City Hall and the Cook County building will close Jan. 20, 2021. | Google Maps The closures of the public buildings bordering Daley Plaza were “purely precautionary” and authorities anticipate the county will remain peaceful. City Hall will close Wednesday
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City Hall, Cook County building to close for inauguration as a precaution
City Hall and the Cook County building will close Jan. 20, 2021. | Google Maps The closures of the public buildings bordering Daley Plaza were “purely precautionary” and authorities anticipate the county will remain peaceful. City Hall and the Cook
N.Y.C. will run out of its current vaccine supply on Thursday, the mayor says. It’s not scheduled to get more until next week.
New York City expects to exhaust its supply of coronavirus vaccine on Thursday, and will then have to cancel inoculation appointments at many city inoculation sites, according to Mayor Bill de Blasio. “We will literally have nothing left to give
Aaron Rodgers will reclaim the crown if he beats Patrick Mahomes in the Super Bowl – Max |First Take
Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman debate what is at stake for Patrick Mahomes in the Kansas City Chiefs vs. Buffalo Bills AFC Championship Game. #FirstTake #NFL ✔️ Subscribe to ESPN+https://plus.espn.com/ ✔️ Get the ESPN App: http://www.espn.com/espn/apps/espn ✔️ Subscribe to
Do the Chiefs have any chance vs. the Bills if Patrick Mahomes doesn’t play? | Get Up
The Get Up crew discusses Patrick Mahomes’ concussion status ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs’ AFC Championship Game matchup against the Buffalo Bills. #GetUp #NFL ✔️ Donate now to Jimmy V Fund here: https://www.v.org/v-week/ ✔️Subscribe to ESPN+ http://espnplus.com/youtube ✔️ Get
Chiefs coach Reid offers no hints about whether Mahomes can play vs. Bills
Quarterback Patrick Mahomes #15 of the Kansas City Chiefs scrambles as defensive end Myles Garrett #95 of the Cleveland Browns chases during the AFC Divisional Playoff game at Arrowhead Stadium on January 17, 2021 in Kansas City, Missouri. |
Local leaders kick off City Year’s annual day of service
AmeriCorps members from City Year Chicago sorted and packed donated school supplies at Wintrust Arena on Monday. The supplies will be distributed to five Chicago Public Schools before the return of in-person learning. It was one of three major service
Mexico’s López Obrador Eyes, Fond of Trump, Eyes Biden Administration Warily
MEXICO CITY — President Trump called Mexican migrants rapists, threatened his neighbor with a trade war, kicked tens of thousands of asylum seekers out of the country, built up the border wall and promised to make Mexico pay for it.
Reacting to Chad Henne sealing the Chiefs’ win vs. the Browns following Patrick Mahomes’ injury |KJZ
Keyshawn, JWill and Zubin discuss the Kansas City Chiefs’ 22-17 win against Baker Mayfield and the Cleveland Browns in the AFC Divisional Round, where Chad Henne replaced Patrick Mahomes in the third quarter. #NFL ✔️ Donate now to Jimmy V
Dante Barksdale Crusaded Against Gun Violence in Baltimore. Then He Was Shot and Killed.
A leader of a city campaign to quell gun violence in Baltimore who was widely recognized for canvassing streets prone to gang wars with words of reconciliation was shot and killed on Sunday, the authorities said. Dante Barksdale, an outreach
Chad Henne replaces injured Patrick Mahomes to help Chiefs defeat Browns
The Kansas City Chiefs had lost Patrick Mahomes to a concussion and were in danger of losing the game. Then their defense and Chad Henne kept their Super Bowl hopes alive with a 22-17 victory over the Cleveland Browns that
CBS Outage Leaves Some East Coast Fans Unable to Watch Chiefs vs. Browns
A CBS broadcast of the N.F.L. playoff game between the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs was briefly cut off for viewers in New York and some other areas on the East Coast on Sunday, prompting complaints and confusion among
Clippers still rule in Sacramento Kings’ castle: Five takeaways from Friday’s win
In a city where the Clippers have ruled for nearly a decade, there was no lost double-digit lead Friday, and no second-half suspense. A 33-8 run during a nine-minute stretch of the third quarter broke open a comfortable 138-100 Clippers
Mexico Frees a General, and Wounds Its Alliance With the U.S.
Natalie Kitroeff, Alan Feuer and MEXICO CITY — When U.S. officials agreed to hand back over to Mexico a former defense minister whom they had accused of being on a drug cartel’s payroll, they did it in hopes of salvaging
MTA: Bus driver refuses drug test after careening off bridge
A bus dramatically plunged off a bridge in New York City late Thursday, leaving its front half hanging over a highway ramp, its fall broken only by the road below. The 55-year-old driver broke his jaw in the crash and
Stephen’s A-List: Top 5 QBs with the most to lose in the NFL playoffs | First Take
Stephen A. reveals his top five QBs with the most to lose in the NFL playoffs. 5. Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes 4. Baltimore Ravens QB Lamar Jackson 3. Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers 2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Patrick Mahomes vs. Baker Mayfield 2021 won’t eclipse their epic 2016 college showdown
One quarterback directed the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl victory in 50 years. The other guided the Cleveland Browns to their first playoff win of his lifetime. But no matter what happens Sunday when Kansas City’s Patrick
Mexico Clears Salvador Cienfuegos, Ex-Defense Minister, in Drug Case
MEXICO CITY — The authorities in Mexico say they will bring no charges against a former top military official who was arrested in the United States last year on drug-trafficking and corruption charges, only to be sent home at the
LA city firefighter union agrees to delay raises, joining civilian workers in bid to avoid layoffs
A 4.5% pay raise scheduled for Los Angeles city firefighters would be delayed by 18 months, under a tentative labor agreement reached with the city in order to avoid potential layoffs or other cuts due to an anticipated $675 million
Perk doesn’t agree with George Hill’s comments on the NBA’s stricter COVID-19 protocols | The Jump
Kendrick Perkins and Zach Lowe react to Oklahoma City Thunder PG George Hill’s comments about the NBA’s stricter COVID-19 protocols. #TheJump #NBA ✔️ Donate now to Jimmy V Fund here: https://www.v.org/v-week/ ✔️Subscribe to ESPN+ http://espnplus.com/youtube ✔️ Get the ESPN App:
Chicago doesn’t have to return impounded cars to bankrupt owners, U.S. Supreme Court rules
Hundreds of towed vehicles are parked at an auto pound owned by the city of Chicago. | Sun-Times file photo Justice Sonia Sotomayor concurred, but noted the impact of impoundments on low-income communities, saying bankruptcy courts aren’t powerless to work
A Battle of Singing Stars,With Wings and Feathers
PARAMARIBO, Suriname — Every Sunday just after dawn, while much of the city sleeps, a group of men gather on the overgrown lawn of a public park in a quiet neighborhood in the capital of Suriname, South America’s smallest country.
LeBron James continues to lead Lakers’ road dominance in rout over Thunder
LeBron James sized up Oklahoma City forward Isaiah Roby on the wing early in the third quarter, dribbling the ball back and forth between his legs four times before gathering for a side-step and launching a three-pointer that settled into
LA City Council urges enforcement of mask mandates – via citations, fines, other penalties
The Los Angeles City Council took steps Wednesday, Jan. 13, to step up enforcement against people who flout rules requiring people to wear masks in public. The panel voted 14-0 to request that the city attorney write an ordinance that
F.B.I. Urges Police Chiefs Across U.S. to Be On High Alert for Threats
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The F.B.I. on Wednesday urged police chiefs across the country to be on high alert for extremist activity and to share intelligence on any threats they encounter, as the U.S. government issued a dire intelligence bulletin
After 15 years, popular ‘Second City Cop’ blog goes dark
The Second City Cop blog offered rumors and opinions about what was going on in the Chicago Police Department and in city politics. | Sun-Times file photo Operators of the site — read by thousands of people and often referred
Stephen A. reacts to George Hill’s comments on the NBA’s strict COVID-19 protocols | First Take
Stephen A. Smith and Max Kellerman react to Oklahoma City guard George Hill’s comments on the NBA’s coronavirus protocols and discuss whether the league should continue on the current path to finish the season or move to the bubble. #FirstTake
NYC to terminate Trump contracts after Capitol insurrection
New York City will terminate business contracts with President Donald Trump after last week’s insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Wednesday. The Trump Organization is under city contract to operate the two ice rinks and a
“Bachelor” Brazilian Wax, Sex and the Paycheck & Sloppy Kiss
Matt James & Tyler Cameron get waxed and the "Sex and the City" revival cast is making millions. Plus, Elizabeth Olsen’s nightmare makeout session!
L.A city employees agree to delay pay raises – to stave off layoffs and furloughs
Los Angeles city officials and unions representing more than 18,000 city employees have struck a deal on Tuesday, Jan. 12, that would delay pay increases scheduled this year, to avoid layoffs and furloughs for the next five months. The city