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Kim Kardashian West defends law school studies in San Francisco
Kim Kardashian West shared a new picture on Instagram of herself hitting the books, along with a message defending her plans to become a lawyer without going to college or law school.
EXCLUSIVE: Bay Area attorney mentors Kim Kardashian West, who wants to become a lawyer
Treasurer pushes for legal marijuana business to go from cash to banks
State bill could let Californians legally eat their roadkill
Pardoned inmate Alice Johnson moved to tears by SOTU praise
Second chances after life in the sex trade
Cook County Board raises tobacco purchase age to 21
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Governor JB Pritzker signs gun dealer licensing bill into law
Weekend Watch: Government agencies violating public records laws
$1,000 fine proposed for smoking with kids in car
Governor JB Pritzker to sign gun dealer licensing bill Thursday
Windy City Law: You can't say that
Indiana mom of 3 kids killed at bus stop speaks out
New Laws 2019: Illinois laws that start January 1
New law holds pet owner responsible for dangerous dog attacks
New Illinois law on rear-facing car seats kicks in Jan. 1
Police crack down on accessible parking misuse
Children over 12 face jail time for trick-or-treating in some towns
WCL launches new segment: Windy City Law
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EXCLUSIVE: Bay Area attorney mentors Kim Kardashian West, who wants to become a lawyer
Treasurer pushes for legal marijuana business to go from cash to banks
State bill could let Californians legally eat their roadkill
Pardoned inmate Alice Johnson moved to tears by SOTU praise
Second chances after life in the sex trade
Cook County Board raises tobacco purchase age to 21
Governor JB Pritzker signs gun dealer licensing bill into law
Weekend Watch: Government agencies violating public records laws
$1,000 fine proposed for smoking with kids in car
Governor JB Pritzker to sign gun dealer licensing bill Thursday
Windy City Law: You can't say that
Indiana mom of 3 kids killed at bus stop speaks out
New Laws 2019: Illinois laws that start January 1
New law holds pet owner responsible for dangerous dog attacks
New Illinois law on rear-facing car seats kicks in Jan. 1
Police crack down on accessible parking misuse
Children over 12 face jail time for trick-or-treating in some towns
WCL launches new segment: Windy City Law
Show More
Show Fewer