Mack Liederman is a General Assignment Reporter for Block Club Chicago, focusing on local news and events in the Chicago area. With a keen interest in community stories, Mack covers a wide range of topics including weather, crime, real estate, entertainment, and local events.
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By: Mack Liederman
CHICAGO — The CTA is rolling out a train schedule the agency says will finally return its service to pre-pandemic levels — but workers and transit advocates say they won't believe it until they see it.
By: Molly DeVore, Michael Liptrot, Jamie Nesbitt Golden, Mack Liederman
Block Club reporters went into the neighborhoods to talk to voters after the biggest GOP bump in Chicago since 1992.
By: Mack Liederman
Darion McMillian, 23, was ordered detained before his trial, where he'll face a host of charges in the shooting death of Officer Enrique Martinez with a machine gun-style weapon.
By: Mack Liederman
“Now it's really in our best interest to make sure the [Federal Transportation Authority] completes their review as soon as possible,” an executive with the CTA's regional oversight agency said.
By: Mack Liederman, Mick Dumke
Police reform advocates fear moves like this could leave the city — already behind on its consent decree targets — in contempt of court.
By: Mack Liederman
CHINATOWN — Local businesses are looking for Chicagoans' support this holiday season.
By: Mack Liederman
Mayor Brandon Johnson agreed to put nine vacant positions for clinical therapists back into the police budget, Supt. Larry Snelling said following a Block Club report about the proposed cuts. The department has struggled with suicides in recent years.
By: Mack Liederman
The decked-out holiday train will run starting Nov. 29 while the holiday bus gets rolling Nov. 26.
By: Mack Liederman, Molly DeVore
Judge Thomas E. Nowinski denied a protective order against a convicted felon accused of killing 11-year-old Jayden Perkins before more recently granting pretrial release to a man suspected of killing his wife Tuesday in Portage Park
By: Mack Liederman
There could be 2-4 inches of snow across the city when the fast-moving storm wraps up in the early afternoon.
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