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The move to remove Donald Trump from the 2024 presidential primary ballot will likely lead to a showdown before the U.S. Supreme Court.

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The supervisor didn’t show up to assume control of the scene and didn’t notify the Bureau of Internal Affairs, sources said.

Rocky’s Bar, where everything was done in memory of the former Blackhawks owner, opens its doors to fans Tuesday. The menu features classic cocktails like Old Fashioneds, Manhattans and Moscow mules and bar snacks such as black truffle fries, crispy prosciutto and mini hot dogs wrapped in puff…

Homeless individuals sometimes wait, on the street, for many days before a shelter bed becomes available, a nurse writes. Illinois needs a medical respite shelter program, like some other states have.

A source confirmed the Cubs are closing in on hiring Darren Holmes as bullpen coach and Mark Strittmatter as catching coach.

Mayor Brandon Johnson plans a range of resources, including another round of guaranteed basic income, targeted this time to four neighborhoods.

Kurashev’s chemistry with Connor Bedard, much-improved passing and effort to be more vocal has translated into a potential career year. He missed Tuesday’s game with an illness, however.

“There’s got to be a true return on this investment,” Peevy told the Sun-Times, “or we’re going to make decisions.”

In a richly layered performance, the actor plays a prof who writes an outlandish novel he thinks is a joke but publishers think is a masterpiece.

The women allege ‘childhood sexual abuse’ by male supervisors in the years before a scandal at the city’s beaches and pools.