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Chicago restaurants honored with 2022 Michelin stars; Alinea retains top status

Michelin stars are a coveted honor—the highest in the culinary industry—for restaurants around the world.

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Cap on ‘payday lender’ rates hurt borrowers with bad credit

Thousands of consumers with subprime credit or no credit no longer have access to any form of regulated, reliable loans.

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‘Real Housewives’ star Erika Jayne called ‘frontwoman’ for criminal enterprise

Edelson PC previewed a federal racketeering lawsuit it said it plans to file against Jayne and others, expanding on claims it first made in December 2020.

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Person fatally shot in Chicago Lawn

About 9:15 a.m., a male suffered a gunshot wound to his face in the 6200 block of South Campbell Avenue, Chicago police said.

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Chicago’s pandemic-ravaged industries eager to pitch city for 2024 Democratic National Convention

CHICAGO — Touting the city’s bona fides, Chicago politicians and business leaders last week said the city was prepared to host the Democratic National Convention in 2024 and that the major national event would provide a much-needed spark to Chicago’s pandemic-ravaged hospitality industries.

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Police release video of three people beating and robbing director of Chicago Film Office

Kwame Amoaku, 51, was attacked last Wednesday morning in the 2100 block of West 22nd Place after he approached the three going through his car, police said.

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Michigan Avenue welcomes ‘candy land’ to its ranks as IT’SUGAR emporium set to open

The massive 11,400-square-foot sweets emporium is set to open April 7, just in time for filling Easter baskets.

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American Doctor Flew With His Sick Dog 8,000 Miles To The UK And Back For Life-Saving Heart Surgery

Dr Jeffrey Bernfield, 62, was told his Cockapoo Hula had myxomatous mitral valve disease.

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Bears 2022 NFL draft preview: Where does Chicago stand at QB?

We're breaking down each position ahead of the 2022 NFL draft. First up is QB, which is set for the foreseeable future with Justin Fields.

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Thieves hit two stores in downtown Chicago within minutes early Tuesday

The burglaries occurred in the 100 block of North State Street and the 200 block of North Michigan Avenue.

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Jam Productions at 50: Arny Granat and Jerry Mickelson recall the gigs, twists and turns in Chicago’s rock ’n’ roll success story

CHICAGO — Once upon a time, there were two young men named Arny and Jerry who shared a dream and a passion for rock ’n’ roll, so they went about the risky business by founding what they would call Jam Productions and whether you know it or not, you know…

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Gemma Collins' stage debut in Chicago 'will fund her dream wedding to fiancé Rami'

Gemma Collins is said to have signed a 'big pay cheque' to tour the UK as Mama Morton and hopes it will help towards having the 'glitziest wedding possible'

Daily Mirror

The Mini Projects take their music to the next level with ‘More For Me'

CHICAGO — It’s a family affair for the Mini Projects.

Chicago Tribune

3 people shot Monday in Chicago

Among the victims was a 22-year-old man shot in West Pullman on the Far South Side.

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AJ Freund’s mother tells court she was seeing and hearing demons at the time of her son’s murder

CHICAGO — AJ Freund’s mother, who was convicted in her 6-year-old son’s murder in Crystal Lake, has asked the court to reconsider her case based on her claim that she thought she was seeing and hearing demons at the time of the crime.

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City offers free legal representation to low-income Chicago renters at risk of eviction

The Chicago Department of Housing on Monday chose two nonprofit groups to provide the legal help to tenants.

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Lillie Petty, union organizer who ‘changed the face of labor in Chicago and nationally,’ dead at 76

A founding member of Local 880 of the Service Employees International Union, she helped it grow into the largest union local in the Midwest and seventh-largest SEIU local nationally.

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Chicago gas card giveaway nothing but a costly gimmick

If gas cards and bikes were essential, they would be given away to all who qualify, not just lottery winners.

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Afternoon Edition: April 4, 2022

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

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City to help pay for home security cameras, which CPD hopes to add to its network

Rebates to cover their cost were announced Monday by Mayor Lori Lightfoot. They also can be used for outdoor motion sensor lighting and GPS trackers for cars.

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In Chicago, many birds laying eggs earlier, Field Museum study finds, pointing to climate change

‘At least some species are nesting as much as 25 days earlier now than . . . in the early 1900s and late 1800s,’ researcher John Bates says.

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Chicago’s undocumented seniors face slim and dangerous housing options

CHICAGO — In the three days before Lilia had to vacate her basement apartment last summer, she cried herself to sleep each night. Her husband, Cipriano, 70, was in a hospital bed recovering from an emergency amputation of his left foot due to gangrene complications. But their landlords of more…

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James R. ‘Jim’ Reilly, former McPier, RTA and Chicago convention chief, dead at 77

‘There are very few people in Illinois history that have ever had such a big effect on major projects and issues,’ said Kirk Dillard, who chairs the Regional Transportation Authority.

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Study: Many birds nesting, laying eggs earlier in Chicago

Many species of birds are nesting and laying eggs nearly a month earlier than they did 100 years ago in the Chicago area

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Digging into the details on Chicago’s murder clearance rate

Padded clearance stats and stalled court cases do little to boost either public confidence or police morale, as one expert says.

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