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Craig Dellimore

Craig Dellimore

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Political Editor, WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

Chicago

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congress defense policy, U.s. Navies , International Navies , Russia, defense acquisition, china national security

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Technology, finance, big business, sports

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Total articles 2376

  • Committee recommends Chicago pay $3M in settlements to two killed in wrongful police chases

    By Craig Dellimore Verified| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified The Chicago City Council Finance Committee is recommending the city pay around $3 million in settlements for two people killed in wrongful police chases, one person injured by a police car, and another injured by a police officer. With little discussion, the Finance Committee approved a $1.5 million settlement for the family of 71-year-old Ezell Island and $1 million for the family of Mignonne Robinson. Both were killed by vehicles involved in police chases officials say were wrongly initiated.

    By Craig Dellimore Verified · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • What's inside the 'gift closet' tucked inside City Hall?

    By Craig Dellimore Verified| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified It's been the target of criticism from Chicago's inspector general, and it was even brought up when Mayor Johnson testified on Capitol Hill last week. Now, we're getting our first look inside the City Hall room where the mayor's office keeps gifts that are given to the mayor and the city as a whole.

    By Craig Dellimore Verified · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • Committee recommends Chicago pay $3M in settlements to two killed in wrongful police chases

    By Craig Dellimore Verified| WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL) Verified The Chicago City Council Finance Committee is recommending the city pay around $3 million in settlements for two people killed in wrongful police chases, one person injured by a police car, and another injured by a police officer. With little discussion, the Finance Committee approved a $1.5 million settlement for the family of 71-year-old Ezell Island and $1 million for the family of Mignonne Robinson. Both were killed by vehicles involved in police chases officials say were wrongly initiated.

    By Craig Dellimore Verified · WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)

    Mar. 11, 2025

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WBBM-AM (Chicago, IL)