A story Thursday about Illinois politics included an incorrect number of House Republicans elected to the next General Assembly. There will be 44 GOP members.
A Perspective column Thursday by Clarence Page incorrectly said that a planned march by Women’s March Chicago was canceled because of a controversy involving the national Women’s March Inc. and alleged anti-Semitism. In fact, Chicago organizers say they decided not to have a march in January for logistical reasons and that their statement against hate was not aimed at the national organization.
A story Wednesday about a CPS effort to fire a teacher misspelled the name of the teacher in one instance. His name is James Galinski.
In Tuesday and Wednesday’s Latest Line feature in Chicago Sports, a Wednesday label was incorrectly used for Thursday, Friday and some Saturday college football bowl games.
A Dec. 17 story about a TEDx Talk by Aaron Lawlor included an incorrect reference to the name of the Vernon Area Public Library.
The Tribune regrets the errors.
