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News & Politics, Feature May 27, 2014
The drug warrior

In his three-decade career, Chicago DEA chief Jack Riley has targeted the Outfit, dirty cops, street gangs, and the Sinaloa cartel, yet the drugs keep coming. He says that's all the more reason to continue fighting.
- By Mick Dumke
- Tags: Feature, Al Capone, Anthony Zizzo, Austin, Barack Obama, Beth Jantz, Bradley University, Breaking Bad, Brothers, cannabis, careers, Chapo Guzman, Chicago Crime Commission, Chicago Police Department, Chicago Tribune, cocaine, Colombia, CPD, crime, DEA, Department of Justice, drug arrests, drug cartels, drug dealers, Drug Enforcement Administration, drug trade, drugs, DuPage County, El Chapo, El Paso, El Paso Times, Eric Holder, Florida, gangs, Gangster Disciples, guns, heroin, heroin overdoses, Jack Riley, Jesus Vicente Zambada-Niebla, Joaquín Guzmán Loera, Juarez, Little Wolf, Mariano Lettieri, marijuana, marijuana legalization, Mazatlán, Mexico, Mexico, Miami Vice, murder, Nedrick Miller, neighborhoods, New Mexico, Notre Dame University, organized crime, Peter Bensinger, prisons, regulations, Robert Berlin, Ronald Reagan, Saint Louis, Sinaloa cartel, Texas, The Outfit, Top Cap, United States-Mexico border, University of Illinois Springfield, Vice Lords, Vine Gilligan, violence, war on drugs, Washington Pines, William Maloney, Willie Lloyd

Blogs, Bleader May 26, 2014
New proposed state distribution rules would choke the growth of Chicago's biggest craft brewers

Earlier this month the ILCC proposed rules that would throw a wrench in Revolution Brewing's expansion plans—but on the plus side, the public-comment period isn't over yet.
- By Philip Montoro
- Tags: Beer and Metal, Music, Food & Drink, Beer and Metal, beer, metal, Josh Deth, Revolution Brewing, Susan Hofer, Pete Crowley, Haymarket, Solemn Oath, John Barley, Illinois Liquor Control Commission, ILCC, Richard Haymaker, ABDI, Associated Beer Distributors of Illinois, Bob Myers, Ashley Brandt, Freeborn and Peters LLP, rules, regulations, brewpub, distribution, Maryland Deathfest, Pseudogod, Wrathprayer, Diocletian, Beat Kitchen

Blogs, Bleader Jan 18, 2012
City Council concludes its approval of Emanuel's protest rules

City Council passes Emanuel's protest ordinances, but not everyone's pleased
- By Mick Dumke
- Tags: Politics, Clout City, News, Rahm Emanuel, NATO, G8, protest, demonstration, First Amendment, regulations, parades, marches, Leslie Hairston, Will Burns, Walter Burnett, Robert Fioretti, Nicholas Sposato, Chicago Police Department, Chicago, Chicago City Council, aldermen, Sandi Jackson

Blogs, Bleader Jan 17, 2012
Aldermen examine new protest rules before doing what they're told

Somehow Mayor Emanuel gets his way again
- By Mick Dumke
- Tags: Politics, Clout City, News, Rahm Emanuel, NATO, G8, protest, demonstration, First Amendment, regulations, parades, marches, Tom Tunney, Carrie Austin, Garry McCarthy, Chicago Police Department, Ray Suarez, James Balcer, 44th Ward, 11th Ward, 31st Ward, Chicago, Chicago City Council, aldermen

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The drug warrior

In his three-decade career, Chicago DEA chief Jack Riley has targeted the Outfit, dirty cops, street gangs, and the Sinaloa cartel, yet the drugs keep coming. He says that's all the more reason to continue fighting.

New proposed state distribution rules would choke the growth of Chicago's biggest craft brewers

Earlier this month the ILCC proposed rules that would throw a wrench in Revolution Brewing's expansion plans—but on the plus side, the public-comment period isn't over yet.

City Council concludes its approval of Emanuel's protest rules

City Council passes Emanuel's protest ordinances, but not everyone's pleased

Aldermen examine new protest rules before doing what they're told

Somehow Mayor Emanuel gets his way again

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The drug warrior

In his three-decade career, Chicago DEA chief Jack Riley has targeted the Outfit, dirty cops, street gangs, and the Sinaloa cartel, yet the drugs keep coming. He says that's all the more reason to continue fighting.

New proposed state distribution rules would choke the growth of Chicago's biggest craft brewers

Earlier this month the ILCC proposed rules that would throw a wrench in Revolution Brewing's expansion plans—but on the plus side, the public-comment period isn't over yet.

City Council concludes its approval of Emanuel's protest rules

City Council passes Emanuel's protest ordinances, but not everyone's pleased

Aldermen examine new protest rules before doing what they're told

Somehow Mayor Emanuel gets his way again

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