Morning Watch - March 4
Mar 04, 2013
Hot Zones Cool: Violence cools as cops work overtime in city's hot zones, says the Chicago Sun-Times.
Bribes Gone Wrong: Australian company outlines its own failures and misdeeds involving an alleged bribery scheme related to Chicago's red light cameras, according to the Chicago Tribune.
Big Bucks: Chicago's big bucks could likely beat out Hawaiian heavies in the fight for Obama's presidential library, says Lynn Sweet in the Sun-Times.
Pension Pickle: Their pension, your taxes. The Chicago Tribune asks: Will the pols fix their fiasco?
Charter Schools Feel the Heat: Chicago Public Schools CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett is serious about holding charter schools accountable for academic performance, reports the Chicago Tribune.
Email Excess: Feds question $44k bill to check email in case tied to Patrick Daley, reports the Chicago Sun-Times.
"Do Not Feed the Pigeons": Controversy erupts over Ald. James Cappleman's efforts to keep the Salvation Army's mobile food truck out of his ward, according to Mark Brown in the Sun-Times.
Off the Tracks: Wells Street Bridge repairs wreaks havoc for commuters, reports CBS2.