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Bears' megaprojects stadium bill breaks down day before Illinois legislative deadline

Lawmakers were still holding out hope of passing legislation by Sunday night providing economic incentives for the team to stay in Illinois.

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Former Stevenson star Jalen Brunson: The Knick of all time

Star point guard with Chicago DNA has New York in the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999

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Man on parole for bank robbery dies after FBI agent-involved shooting in East Garfield Park

The man killed Thursday afternoon was identified by the Cook County medical examiner's office as Abdulhafedh H. Abdulhafedh, 25, of an unknown address.

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White Sox' David Sandlin brilliant in major-league debut — and he gets plenty of support

Sandlin retired 18 consecutive batters after yielding a leadoff home run, and the Sox pounded out 18 hits in a 15-2 rout of the Twins.

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Patients, doctors hail 'revolutionary' new drug for pancreatic cancer

The FDA has given some patients early access to the drug, daraxonrasib. A study being presented at an oncology conference in Chicago show it's the first treatment to considerably extend the lives of people with pancreatic cancer, one of the deadliest cancers.

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Large crowd causes Lake Shore Drive closure at 57th Street

Around 1,000 people were seen gathered in the area Monday night, some jumping on top of cars. No arrests were reported.

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2 dead, 38 wounded in Memorial Day weekend shootings in Chicago

Despite the violence, the city appeared to be on track toward the lowest number of fatal shootings in at least 16 years over Memorial Day weekend.

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Warm Love Cool Dreams music festival at the Salt Shed expands its footprint for 2026

On day 1 of an event packed with attractions, Chicago’s avant-garde rockers Tortoise and synth rockers Pixel Grip, one of the city’s hottest exports, hit a high note.

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White Sox' nine-run inning outweighs rare shaky start from Davis Martin in win over Giants

The Sox' crooked number in the fourth inning of their series opener in San Francisco marked their biggest outburst since 2023.

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13-year-old boy shot in his head, critically wounded in South Shore

The teen was found in the 8200 block of South Coles Avenue Thursday afternoon, police said.

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2 children, 2 adults dead, 2 others critical after suspicious fire at West Englewood home

The children were an 8-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy. "I'm sure parents all throughout the neighborhood are going to be hugging their children a little tighter today," Ald. Raymond Lopez told reporters at the scene in the 6200 block of South Paulina Street.

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White Sox rally in ninth to beat Seattle behind one-hitter from Anthony Kay, dominant bullpen

After the Sox got no-hit for five innings, Chase Meidroth and Andrew Benintendi played heroes in the final frame of their latest comeback.

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Chicago Reader names new publisher

Malik Jackson, former executive director and publisher of South Side Media Works, which operates South Side Weekly, will be the Chicago Reader's next publisher starting June 1.

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Crosstown rivalry gets spicy thanks to Pete Crow-Armstrong and fan

Fan in the Patio gives it to Cubs center fielder after he fails to make catch — and he gives it back.

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U. of C. faculty and parents protest Lab School policy they say limits classroom discussion, inclusion

Parents and faculty say the policy limits what teachers can talk about and makes it harder to show students how to be good community members. But Lab School administrators say the “viewpoint-neutral” model is more aligned with the school's values.

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Ford City Mall on Southwest Side ordered to close by June 22

The agreement follows city complaints that the property's poor condition poses an "imminent danger."

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Mayor Johnson expands alternate response effort for mental health emergencies

For now, Mayor Brandon Johnson is using $5.2 million from the final chunk of federal stimulus funding delivered to Chicago during the pandemic to check another key item off his progressive to-do list.

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Person of interest released in West Side slayings of Uber driver, high school basketball player

The 17-year-old boy, arrested Wednesday afternoon, is no longer in custody, police said.

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FAA investigating collision of 2 Boeing jets at O’Hare

The wingtips of an All Nippon Airways jet heading to Tokyo struck the wingtip of a Delta Air Lines plane going into a gate Sunday about 6:30 p.m. No one was hurt.

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Boos of Jerry Krause at Bulls’ Ring of Honor ceremony should have been expected

Reaction reflects general rudeness of society and fans’ continuing allegiance to Michael Jordan.

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Angelo Ciaravino throws back the dunk of the season as Mount Carmel downs Glenbrook North

It was a unique display of athleticism and body control. The type of highlight that will be remembered by high school basketball fans long after the final score drifts away.

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Bulls forward Patrick Williams still searching for some consistency

The right ankle strain is still an issue for Williams, but the hope is he can return on Thursday. The fourth-year player once again searching for consistency? That’s an on-going process.

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Six-figure skimming from city sticker sales, $200K in rogue debt collection fees highlight inspector general’s quarterly report

In her final report for 2023, Deborah Witzburg details a clerk’s office worker who allegedly pocketed cash payments; and a contractor suspected of taking more than $200,000 in debt collection fees on paid-up accounts.

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Sophomore Christopher Kirkpatrick steals the show as New Trier beats Kenwood

It was a game full of stars and experienced, winning high school players. But a Trevians sophomore stole the show.

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Metropolitan Mayors Caucus meeting on asylum-seekers is postponed due to cold weather

Mayor Brandon Johnson and his suburban counterparts had planned to discuss the influx of migrants arriving by bus and plane from Texas. A new date hasn’t been set.

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