Moving on
|
|
ct-biz-chicago-moving-on
( Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune ) Several big names announced they were leaving Chicago. This group included Playboy Enterprises Inc., which said in December that the magazine's editorial, art and photo departments were moving to the company's Los Angeles office. Chicago gave up other media talent to New York: Early morning anchor Zoraida Sambolin, sports anchor Paula Faris and meteorologist Ginger Zee all departed WMAQ-Ch. 5 for new gigs in the Big Apple. Sambolin headed to CNN, and Faris and Zee decamped for ABC. Some Chicago icons also made news. The Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co. sold its famous skyscraper to a group of investors headed by BDT Capital Partners and will move its remaining 200 employees from the Wrigley Building to its Goose Island campus by the end of 2012. And Oprah Winfrey ended her 25-year daytime run with a celebrity-packed valedictory event in May at the United Center. |
E-mail
Twitter
Facebook
StumbleUponLocal News
Woman shot in car-to-car shooting on National Avenue
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Springfield Police say they are investigating a shooting by an occupant of one vehicle into another vehicle on...
Convoy of Hope in Moore offering emergency relief
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- Convoy of Hope is in Oklahoma offering help. Trucks from the Springfield based charity rolled out early Tuesday...
Breaking News: Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner resigns following arrest
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Arkansas' state treasurer has resigned after federal prosecutors accused her of taking cash payments from a...
Mo. bill would allow more time for moms to give up baby, add Springfield's PCC to list
SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-- Dozens of times, in recent years, new mothers have decided that -- after having a baby -- that they cannot care for...
SBA offering help in eastern Missouri counties affected by severe weather in April
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Gov. Jay Nixon says federal help is being offered to residents and businesses in several eastern Missouri...
UA system president recommends schools opt out of law allowing concealed handguns on campus
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — The president of the University of Arkansas system is recommending its 11 campuses opt out of a law...
Currently there are no comments. Be the first to comment!