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The documents show that the former financier surrounded himself with rich and powerful people, like Bill Clinton, Donald Trump and Alan Dershowitz. Most of the names had already been made public.

Fans had been waiting for the rescheduling of shows postponed in 2022 and 2023.

According to coach Billy Donovan, LaVine went through a final intense workout with the Windy City Bulls back in Chicago on Wednesday, and as long as the two-time All-Star feels good in the wake of that workout, Friday’s game against the Hornets becomes very realistic for a return.

One year after being shut out of the Pro Bowl, the Bears will send two players to this year’s event: cornerback Jaylon Johnson and defensive end Montez Sweat, who were named all stars Wednesday night.

State Rep. Ryan Spain’s proposal would keep any portrait of the former powerful Democratic House speaker, who is awaiting federal trial for corruption, from being hung at the state Capitol — though Madigan has yet to be convicted of any crime.

The measures passed by surrounding municipalities include bus ordinances, taxes aimed at preventing shelter openings and symbolic “non-sanctuary” resolutions.

Two lawsuits sought to block the joint venture between Progressive Treatment Solutions LLC and Bio-Pharm for an outlet at 605 N. Clark St.

Love has been one of the NFL’s best quarterbacks over the second half of the season and could lead the league in touchdown passes. He’ll play the biggest game of his career Sunday against the Bears with a playoff berth at stake.

Alternatives to having police officers in schools take time to implement, and every school community is different. The goal of “no cops in schools” is one to reach through persuasion, not mandate.

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Nearly 7,000 pounds of a northwest Illinois company’s ground beef products were recalled on New Year’s Eve.