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Edward Robert McClelland

Why Chicago Was Once a Political Convention Hotspot
By Edward McClelland
Chicago has played host for more national political conventions than any other city, but now it’s passed over in favor of swing states. Read more
R. Kelly May Not Be So Lucky in Brooklyn
By Edward McClelland
Unlike his 2008 trial in Chicago, R. Kelly’s alleged victims are willing to testify in Brooklyn — including one young groupie who attended the Cook County proceedings before being targeted herself. Read more
Opinion: There’s No More Invisible Politician than an Illinois State Legislator
By Edward McClelland
The state’s legislators are too far from Chicago for the city’s inhabitants to really care, giving city leaders more power and Downstate politicians more room to hide. Read more
What to Expect from the Chicago Public Schools Elected Board
By Edward McClelland
Activists fought for an elected school board in Chicago for decades. It’s finally happening — so now what? Read more
How Illinoisans Became FIPs
By Edward McClelland
From Ernest Hemingway, to Carl Sandburg, to Richard M. Daley, to Roger Ebert, Illinoisans have slowly conquered our neighboring shores. Read more
Old Style: The Chicago Beer That Isn’t
By Edward McClelland
It hails from the Wisconsin-Minnesota border, but good marketing made it the second city's first choice. Read more
The Post-Purge Cubs Might Be the Worst Team Ever
By Edward McClelland
Since the trade deadline, the Cubs have been outscored at a rate not seen since the. legendary Cleveland Spiders. Read more
How Suburban Is Your Chicago Suburb?
By Edward McClelland
Is it a Heights, a Mount, or a Hills? It's a suburb. Read more
Transplants Are Trampling the Chicago Machine
By Edward McClelland
Chicago politics used to exclude anybody nobody sent. As outsiders change the city's makeup, they're looking for leaders who aren't too much like insiders. Read more
Can a Hawthorne ‘Racino’ Keep Horse Racing Alive in Chicago?
By Edward McClelland
With Arlington scheduled to close, the last track standing is betting a new model will bring new bettors to an old sport. Read more
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