CORRECTION: Corrections and clarifications for Tuesday, March 7, 2017
Chicago Tribune (IL)
March 07--A Page 1 story Sunday on controversial law enforcement sting operations misstated why Leslie Mayfield is in the Metropolitan Correctional Center. Mayfield is being held without bond pending retrial.
--In an early edition of Sunday's Business section, a reference in Robert Reed's column to State Farm's 2016 earnings was imprecise. The company earned $400 million in 2016; part of its financial performance included taking a $7 billion underwriting loss on its auto insurance business.
--A Business section story Thursday about a regulatory warning on student loans erroneously reported on the amount Americans have in student loan debt. It is $1.3 trillion.
The Tribune regrets the errors.
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