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Uber Eats, Postmates Agree to $10 Million Settlement With City of Chicago
Uber Eats and Postmates have agreed to make $8.5 million in refunds to struggling Chicago restaurants — and pay $1.5 million on top of that to the city — to settle claims that the companies ignored a 15% cap on delivery fees and listed restaurants without first obtaining their consent.
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Lawyers: Indicted Ald. Carrie Austin ‘Not Medically Fit' For Trial
Lawyers for indicted Chicago Ald. Carrie Austin (34th) told a judge Friday she is “not medically fit to stand trial” and that they will seek to have her prosecution put on hold.
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City Council Committee Rejects Sweeping Search Warrant Reforms
A Chicago City Council Committee rejected sweeping search warrant reforms that were proposed in the wake of the wrongful raid of Anjanette Young’s home by Chicago police in 2019, NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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After Descent Into Alcoholism Cost Him City Council Seat, Proco Joe Moreno Aims For a Comeback
Moreno, 50, is trying to reclaim the job he lost to Ald. Daniel LaSpata after a self-destructive string of scandals that derailed his once-bright future.