Tag Archives: overcrowded prisons

CN July 3, 2014

Posted on July 6, 2014 by Ken

The White Sox don’t fill The Cell all that often, so here’s what it looks like when it’s full. But did you know that, if you could bus every adult currently in prison in Illinois to this park, there would still … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged Anita Alvarez, Cook County Jail, Illinois prisons, Jenny Vollen-Katz, John Howard Association, mandatory minimum sentences, overcrowded prisons, prison statistics, punishment, rehabilitation, Rob Wildeboer, Toni Preckwinkle, WBEZ | Leave a comment

CN March 29, 2013

Posted on March 30, 2013 by Ken

Governor Pat Quinn offered a serious admonition to Chicago Public Schools leadership about closing 50-some elementary schools when he stopped by for a special edition of Chicago Newsroom on Friday. “That has to be done with extreme care,” he warned. … Continue reading →

Posted in Chicago Newsroom past shows | Tagged charter schools, closing State prisons, COLAs, CPS school closings, Elaine Nekritz, Governor Quinn, health-care co-pays, overcrowded prisons, Pat Quinn, Pension reform, Rahm Emanuel, retirement age | Leave a comment

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