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Chicago man has a bone to pick with Buffalo Wild Wings over its ‘boneless’ wings

Aimen Halim accuses BWW of false advertising, says its boneless wings are made of breast meat.

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Chicago’s summer festival dates announced; Taste moved to September in Grant Park

The city-sponsored major summer festivals are all returning this year, including the Chicago Blues Festival, the Chicago Jazz Festival and the Chicago Air and Water Show.

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State Finals review: Metamora steps up; injuries make crushing impact

Metamora wrapped up a brilliant two-year run in Class 3A with a state title, state runner-up finish and 64 wins.

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Five things to know as the Safe-T Act goes before the Illinois Supreme Court

On Tuesday, the Illinois Supreme Court will hear oral arguments that will determine the future of cash bail in the state.

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Report: Bears are close to deal with RT Mike McGlinchey

It sounds like RT Mike McGlinchey could soon be a Chicago Bear.

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Man sues Buffalo Wild Wings claiming its boneless wings are no more than nuggets

The disgruntled wing eater from Chicago, US, launched the class-action lawsuit claiming customers are being misled by the 'boneless wings' label because there's no wing in there

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Bears free agency tracker: Rumors, signings, releases

Tracking all of the 2023 free agency news surrounding the Bears.

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Bears free agency preview: Breaking down salary cap, free agents, team needs

Everything you need to know about where the Bears stand ahead of the start of free agency.

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Firefighter hears his own address on radio dispatch - finds entire family dead

Walter Stewart, a firefighter from Chicago in Illinois, saw his entire family dying after a blaze destroyed their house. He is donating the organs of his wife and three little kids

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Breaking down Bears’ top 2023 free agents

With free agency set to get underway, here's a look at some of the Bears' top pending free agents.

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‘Hoax threats,’ ‘swattings’ continue to rise, joining real threats as disturbing trend for Chicago-area students

CHICAGO — Bogus threats at schools in the Chicago area have left students and staff anxious and law enforcement on high alert, part of a troubling nationwide trend that began in September, experts say.

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Man charged with attacking Chicago police officer in Lincoln Park, grabbing cop’s gun and firing it

Thomas Tucker, 29, approached the officer around 9 p.m. Friday in the 2100 block of North Cleveland Street, beat him and took his gun, according to police. Tucker fired the gun but no one was hit.

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3 groups vie to revive a chunk of Chicago’s industrial legacy

Proposals being evaluated by local groups and the Department of Planning and Development would introduce new uses to the old Central Manufacturing District on Pershing Road.

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On the frontlines for 75 years of blizzards, heat waves, floods and other calamities

Throughout our history, Chicago Sun-Times photographers, reporters and editors have worked hard to capture our icebound, storm-tossed, sun-baked city.

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It’s not Madigan’s trial, but the feds’ big upcoming case is all about the former speaker

Jurors at the Dirksen Federal Courthouse are expected to get a close-up look at how Springfield operated in the last decade when four political power players head to trial.

Chicago Tribune

Transit fans are on a quest to ride Chicago's ‘L’ in record time. It won’t be easy

CHICAGO -- Daniel Buwalda and a group of friends arrived at the Linden Purple Line station before dawn on a cold, snow-covered February morning.

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Horoscope for Monday, March 13, 2023

After 2:30 a.m. Chicago time, there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Sagittarius.

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Chicago firefighter’s wife, 3 kids die following blaze at their home, officials say

CHICAGO — A mother and her three children have all died following a blaze at the home of a Chicago firefighter in the Montclare neighborhood on the city’s Northwest Side, officials said Saturday.

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Late rally not enough as Penn State loses in Big Ten championship

CHICAGO — The Penn State men’s basketball team fell just short of winning its first Big Ten tournament title when it fell to No. 1-seeded Purdue on Sunday.

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City must push forward in holding businesses, residential buildings responsible for recycling

No doubt adequately ensuring everyone is recycling is a monumental undertaking in a city as big as Chicago. But if the task at hand isn’t addressed as swiftly as possible, our landfills will be overflowing.

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Taste of Chicago should not be moved to Navy Pier to accommodate NASCAR

NASCAR should have been scheduled in September, not in July. Then, you would have one group of tourists coming in July to enjoy Taste, and another different group of people coming for NASCAR a few months later. That would be win-win for both.

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One year later, Brandon Hagel trade looks like win for both Blackhawks, Lightning

Both teams have since doubled down on their respective strategies, with the Hawks continuing to convert all valuable players into draft picks and the Lightning continuing to do the opposite. And Hagel has fully lived up to expectations in Tampa while Taylor Raddysh has flourished a bit in Chicago.

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Next police superintendent should have 21st century view of policing

There has been a lot of talk about noncompliance with the court-mandated consent decree, but the truth is that while consent decree compliance is a requirement, it should be the floor and not the ceiling. True reform has to be the goal of the next superintendent.

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Paul Vallas, Brandon Johnson pick up key endorsements

Bishop Larry Trotter says Brandon Johnson ‘has a plan. And it’s fresh.’ Former CPS CEO Paul Vallas wins the endorsement of Ald. Matt O’Shea of the 19th Ward.

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1 pending free agent the Bears could target from each NFL team

Free agency is upon us. We're taking a look at one one pending free agent from each NFL team that should interest the Bears.

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