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Top cop defends decision to keep playing White Sox game after two fans hit by gunfire — but gives no details what happened

Interim Police Supt. Fred Waller did tell reporters Monday that investigators have ‘almost completely dispelled’ a theory that one or more bullets were fired from outside the stadium, wounding two women.

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John Kezdy, punk singer and Illinois prosecutor, dead at 64 after bicycle crash in Glencoe

He rocked hard with the Effigies, oversaw grand juries for the attorney general’s office and survived the Highland Park Fourth of July parade massacre with a graze wound.

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8 things to know about Wheeler Parker Jr., Emmett Till’s cousin, eyewitness to his lynching

Wheeler Parker, minister of a suburban Argo church, talks about Emmett Till’s 1955 lynching and brutal murder by white supremacists in Mississippi — and what triggered it.

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After backlash, and muscle from the mayor, Logan Square Farmers Market reopens

Vendors protested a plan to pause the popular market this week. A street closure permit was approved through the end of October, and the market operated as usual.

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Folk art across Chicago offers glimpse into pure creativity

Casting a net for art outside its traditional arenas reveals a city that’s a lot more interesting.

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Maison Haas stars as Wheaton-Warrenville South beats Simeon

The senior led a stout defensive effort by picking off two Simeon passes, kicked a 42-yard field goal and an extra point, and handled kickoff, punting and punt-return duties.

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Polish-American artist Grace Bazylewski connects with her heritage, inner child through folk art of paper-cutting.

Polish-American artist Grace Bazylewski connects with her heritage and her inner child through folk art of paper-cutting.

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Chicago’s Black neighborhoods pay a steep economic price for the stigma of race

In Black neighborhoods that are growing economically — including in Greater Bronzeville — Black population is on the decline. It’s almost like the only way to shatter the economic glass ceiling is for a neighborhood to shed its Blackness, Alden Loury writes.

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Tony Phillips, Larenz Walters help Kankakee run past Nazareth

Tony Phillips broke off two long touchdown runs to help the Kays beat No. 5 Nazareth 33-26 in Kankakee.

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Cody Bellinger has been Cubs’ ‘rock,’ as both he and team have bounced back

Since the trade deadline, each trip to a major market has come with questions about Bellinger’s impending free agency.

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Yin He Dance breathes new life into Chinese tradition

Folkloric-based troupe in Bridgeport aims to unify local Chinese American artists, reflect the diversity of dance genres.

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Ease Venezuela sanctions to reduce number of migrants seeking asylum in America

The U.S. has been working for a regime change in that country. Using economic sanctions, our government has devastated Venezuela’s economy.

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Logan Square Farmers Market back on Sunday after backlash over ‘pause’

The Logan Square Chamber of Commerce said the market is back on in an email Friday morning but offered no explanation.

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Englewood open mic makes space for city’s best spoken word, hip-hop talent

“The best way to catch the youth are three things: fashion, music and artistry,” INTH3LAND partner Corie Luckett says.

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House migrants at City Hall, police union president says

John Catanzara, president of the Fraternal Order of Police, said he’s fed up with having Chicago police officers “babysit” asylum seekers staying at district stations.

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High school football: The area’s top 50 players

The best high school football players in the area for the 2023-24 season.

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Logan Square Farmers Market canceled Sunday

The market “is taking a pause this coming week as we continue to work on operating in the safest way possible for all to enjoy,” organizers said Wednesday in an email to vendors.

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Pro’s hole-in-one scores a full-ride scholarship for Northwest Side caddie

Diana Llamas was a caddie at Ridgemoor Country Club last year when pro golfer Viktor Hovland sank a hole-in-one at the BMW Championship. His feat opened her door to U of I.

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Former city transportation chief lands urban planning post at top architecture firm

Gia Biagi said under the new post at Jeanne Gang’s firm, her team will work to help revive cities and “put our tools in service of helping communities solve problems.”

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Michael O’Brien’s preseason Super 25 high school football rankings

A look at the best teams in the area heading into the upcoming season.

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60 years after March on Washington, America needs honest talk on racial equality

Overt racial discrimination has been outlawed, but the economic demands of the march — for jobs and a livable minimum wage — are unmet.

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Protect seniors from real-life horror show of financial exploitation

In one case, a Citi — or Citibank — executive allegedly used the sheen and reputation of a respected business to fleece her victims with a movie-making scam.

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No. 1 Mount Carmel reloads with Jack Elliott, healthy Darrion Dupree

Mount Carmel’s new starting quarterback already has experienced a moment in the spotlight.

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Storm assistant Pokey Chatman’s name belongs in mix when Sky answer who next head coach will be

“You always take the call,” Chatman told the Sun-Times. “But I’m also not chasing a chair.”

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West Side legend William “Wolf” Nelson retires after 33 seasons at Farragut

Nelson, who coached Kevin Garnett and Ronnie Fields, leaves Farragut with a record of 541-320.

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