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Chicago mayoral rivals keep their differences mostly issue-focused at women’s forum

CHICAGO — Mayoral candidates Paul Vallas and Brandon Johnson differed on taxes, schools and the privatization of public resources during a robust forum Saturday largely dedicated to women’s issues.

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Second-half run carries Penn State past Indiana, into Big Ten tournament title game

CHICAGO — The Penn State men’s basketball team is headed to the championship game of the Big Ten tournament for the first time since 2011 and the second time in program history.

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St. Patrick’s Day parade in Chicago’s Loop wraps up after bagpipes, politicians and revelry

CHICAGO — St. Patrick’s Day festivities returned to Chicago on Saturday, bringing young families, couples and college students downtown for the historic river dye and parade.

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Photos of Ohio State’s loss to Purdue in the Big Ten Tournament semifinals

It was a good run! Here are some of the best photos of the effort vs. Purdue on Saturday. #GoBucks

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Purdue and 7-4 center Zach Edey head to the Big Ten tournament final — and have a realistic shot at their 1st national title

CHICAGO — The Big Ten Conference hasn’t won an NCAA Tournament title since Michigan State in 2000, but Purdue looked capable of breaking through early this season, spending several weeks as the nation’s top-ranked team.

Chicago Tribune

Mourners remember Mr. Beef founder Joe Zucchero, inspiration for ‘The Bear’ — and ‘part of the community’

From radio personalities to former employees, funeral services for Joe ‘Mr. Beef’ Zucchero reflected a legacy of food, friendship and family.

Chicago Sun-Times

St. Patrick’s Day parade steps off in Chicago’s Loop with bagpipes, politicians

CHICAGO — St. Patrick’s Day festivities returned to Chicago on Saturday, bringing young families, couples and college students downtown for the historic river dye and parade.

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Predicting the fates of Bears free agents in 2023

We're predicting whether these Bears free agents will be back with the team or departing in free agency.

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Photos: Chicago goes green for St. Patrick’s Day

Revelers crowded around the Chicago River Saturday morning to see the annual river-dyeing.

Chicago Sun-Times

2 men shot in Loop as crowds gather for St. Patrick’s Day river-dyeing

The men were in the first block of North Dearborn Street when someone opened fire about an hour before the river-dyeing, Chicago police said.

Chicago Sun-Times

National reaction: Bears come out on top in blockbuster trade with Panthers

Here's how the NFL world is reacting to the Bears' blockbuster trade with the Panthers.

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Bulls vs. Rockets preview: How to watch, TV channel, start time

Chicago looks to win their second game in a row on Saturday vs. Houston.

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This week’s baseball quiz is going streaking

Notorious Oscar incident has us thinking about other streaks that involved uniformed players

Chicago Sun-Times

Updated 7-round order for 2023 NFL draft after Panthers-Bears trade

A major trade between the Panthers and Bears has changed the landscape (and a few picks) of the 2023 NFL draft.

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Chicago outdoors: Look-alike deer, nuisance animals, Illinois’ last elk, no ice and Put-in-Bay

A herd of look-alike deer in Crete, what do to about a nuisance bobcat, Illinois’ last wild elk and no-ice impacts on Put-in-Bay island on Lake Erie are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

Chicago Tribune

Rick Kogan: 100 years old, the Chicago-born Golden Gloves are continuing to mold boxers and inspire lives

CHICAGO — Have you ever watched two men or two women battle one another in a boxing ring?

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‘The Golden Gloves Story’: When it ventured into the boxing movie business, the Chicago Tribune learned it wasn’t so easy

CHICAGO — You’ve heard about “Creed III.” It’s the latest in a long line of boxing movies, snaking back to the end of the 19th century. The third chapter in the “Creed” saga, born of the “Rocky” saga, made history last weekend: It did better business in the U.S., not…

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Maryland loses lead in second half, falls, 70-60, to Indiana in Big Ten quarterfinal

CHICAGO — For newcomers to the Maryland men’s basketball program such as Jahmir Young, Don Carey, Jahari Long and Kevin Willard, their first immersion in the Big Ten tournament might have been nice, but it was short-lived.

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Penn State holds on for 67-65 overtime win over Northwestern to advance in Big Ten tournament

CHICAGO — Nine days ago, the Penn State men’s basketball team defeated Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., in overtime. Friday’s quarterfinal matchup in the Big Ten tournament also needed some bonus basketball.

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The Bears went all-in on Justin Fields with huge trade of No. 1 pick and it just might pay off

The sky is now the limit for Fields and the Bears.

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Panthers trade up for first overall draft pick in blockbuster deal with Bears

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The Carolina Panthers pounced on a blockbuster trade with the Chicago Bears on Friday, ensuring that the franchise will be able to select its top choice of quarterback in April’s NFL draft.

Chicago Tribune

Bears trade No. 1 pick in 2023 NFL draft to Panthers

CHICAGO — Chicago Bears general manager Ryan Poles finally found the deal he was looking for.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicagoans must reclaim all public parks

Public parkland was not put here to make money, it was established as part of the grand plan of the city to ensure the health and well-being of the inhabitants.

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Chicagoans should start talking about why they’re so afraid in the first place

White voters can’t actually be afraid of violent crime because data shows they don’t really experience violent crime.

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Thoughts on Ohio State basketball’s Big Ten Tournament win over Michigan State

One, Two, Three in Chicago #GoBucks

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