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Chicago's Top Lawyer Resigns Over Anjanette Young Video Debacle
Chicago Corporation Counsel Mark Flessner resigned Sunday over criticism of efforts to keep video of a botched police raid secret.

Mark Konkol, recipient of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting, wrote and produced the Peabody Award-winning series "Time: The Kalief Browder Story." He was a producer, writer and narrator for the "Chicagoland" docuseries on CNN and a consulting producer on the Showtime documentary "16 Shots."
Chicago Corporation Counsel Mark Flessner resigned Sunday over criticism of efforts to keep video of a botched police raid secret.

The Chicago Police Board overruled a recommendation to suspend Fraternal Order of Police boss John Catanzara for a year.
KONKOL COLUMN: Social worker exposed what City Hall lawyers tried to keep secret, inspiring Mayor Lightfoot's historic transparency mandate.
KONKOL COLUMN: It's time for Chicago's leaders to stop hiding evidence of police misdeeds in order to give residents the city they deserve.
The brewers of Dark Lord, one of the world's best Russian-style Imperial Stouts, announced that its Munster, Indiana brew pub won't reopen.
Chicago's updated Emergency Travel Order requires people who travel to 49 states, Puerto Rico and Washington D.C. to get tested, quarantine.
Healthcare workers become first Chicagoans to receive the COVID-19 vaccination, a historic moment hailed as the beginning of pandemic's end.
KONKOL COLUMN: Ditch the arbitrary call to rename Lake Shore Drive for du Sable, Chicago's Black founding father.
"This is a big deal. To bring the vaccinations to one of the hardest hit communities is what should be happening," Rep. LaShawn Ford said.
All ramps at the complicated crossroads where the Dan Ryan, Eisenhower and Kennedy expressways merge are set to open Tuesday morning.
KONKOL COLUMN: Lake Shore Drive by any name remains, as the Skip Haynes song says, a road like no other and no finer place to be.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says initial 23,000 vaccine doses will first be distributed to healthcare workers at Chicago's 34 hospitals.
Chicago police say an off-duty officer was involved in a "domestic-related" shooting death in Garfield Ridge early Wednesday.
U.S. Postal Service woes continue to plague Mt. Greenwood. Ald. Matt O'Shea says his office gets complaints every day.
Tunney's Ann Sather restaurant served regulars in violation of coronavirus restrictions. The alderman said it was an "error in judgement."
KONKOL COLUMN: Chicago Teachers Union Twitter feed makes phony claim push to reopen schools is rooted in "sexism, racism and misogyny."
Former Chicago Ald. Edward Vrdolyak, 82, was sentenced to federal prison for tax evasion on millions of dollars from tobacco settlements.
COMMENTARY: There's not enough cash in the federal treasury to get over the gut feeling that this former Chicago mayor is bad for America.
Chicago's mayor says corruption probe surrounding House Speaker Madigan insiders threatens trust in government, democracy.
City officials on Thursday offered safety tips and text alerts aimed at helping Chicagoans prepare for winter in the Windy City.