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Do you think Illinois should have been granted more time?Supreme Court Grants Madigan More Time For Concealed Carry Appeal - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comThe U.S. Supreme Court is granting the Illinois attorney general more time to decide on an appeal over the carrying of concealed weapons.

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Should the Chicago City Council ban the plastic bags you get at the grocery?Aldermen To Debate Ban On Plastic Grocery Bags - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comChicago would become the biggest city to ban plastic grocery bags if the measure is approved.

What do you think? Do plastic bags have to go?Aldermen To Debate Ban On Plastic Grocery Bags - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comChicago would become the biggest city to ban plastic grocery bags if the measure is approved.

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Why do you think Illinois has been unable to agree on a Concealed Carry bill?Madigan Seeks Second Extension On Concealed Carry Appeal - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comIllinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is asking the U.S. Supreme Court for more time to decide whether to appeal a lower court's order saying citizens should be allowed to publicly carry concealed guns.

Do you think this violence will continue like this throughout the summer?6 Dead, 41 Wounded In Weekend Shootings - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comThe number of people killed or wounded over the last few days added up to the single-most violent weekend in Chicago this year. Those killed ranged in age from 16 to 40.

What was your favorite skit at The Second City?Second City Co-Founder Bernie Sahlins Dies At 90 - CBS Chicagochicago.cbslocal.comA University of Chicago graduate, Sahlins helped create The Second City theater in 1959 with business partners Howard Alk and Paul Sills.