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Kenwood trio strikes it big on Signing Day

Three Kenwood stars signed their letters of intent with D1 schools on Wednesday.

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City's migrant shelter program needs overhaul after 5-year-old’s death

The mayor and his staff must demand and get answers regarding what happened in Pilsen — and bear the responsibility for fixing the entire migrant settlement effort.

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Don’t blame Chicago police car chase policy for city’s spike in robberies

The reasons behind crime trends are a complex mix of social, economic, educational and other factors and are highly unlikely to be caused by a single policy revision.

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Sandburg erupts for 14 three-pointers against Oak Lawn as David Vargas and Ryan Tomczak both crack 30 points

“It was awesome,” Tomczak said. “That was the best game of my life.”

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Chicago police supervisor retires while facing demotion for failing to respond to fatal crash involving off-duty cop

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

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Warren’s red-hot start to the season continues with a win against Joliet West

The Blue Devils have knocked off New Trier, Deerfield, Bolingbrook and Stevenson since losing to Mount Carmel on the third day of the season.

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Chicago-area holiday lights extravaganzas make ideal winter break outings for all ages

Millions of twinkling lights and festive displays are great way to celebrate the season.

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Chicago police detective says department retaliated against her after she accused fellow officer of threatening, hitting her

The detective contends in a lawsuit that she was removed from her job in the homicide unit and told to seek a new assignment after reporting the allegations to senior officials and the Bureau of Internal Affairs.

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Ex-Cook County Land Bank Authority official gets a year in prison over secret land deals

Mustafaa Saleh admitted he secretly bought county-owned homes and resold them for a profit. He was convicted of fraud involving the county agency.

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When you come to Chicago, the news will teach you what you need to know

Somehow, deadline pressure can’t beat Midwestern decency, the Sun-Times’ Kwame Opam, a newcomer to Chicago, writes.

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Heartland Alliance cuts 65 jobs and shuts affordable housing division

Still hurting from the pandemic, the nonprofit said it is trying to sell its apartment buildings to operators who will maintain the sites as affordable properties.

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Michael O’Brien’s high school basketball notebook

All of Tuesday’s Super 25 scores, highlights from other notable games, the day’s top performances and more.

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Benet sophomore Gabe Sularski dazzles in his first Chicago appearance as the Redwings beat St. Patrick

Tuesday at St. Patrick, Chicago fans got their first look at Sularski and he lived up to all the offseason praise.

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Gaby Domercant shines as Young beats Westinghouse

Domercant finished with 18 points and seven rebounds in Young’s 63-37 win against Westinghouse. The freshman sharpshooter already holds an offer from Loyola and is starting to find her comfort on the court.

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Chicago-area businesses close, dozens rally to call for cease-fire in Gaza: ‘Nobody else needs to die’

Businesses mainly in the south suburbs, including restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores and gas stations, closed Monday ahead of a rally in solidarity with Gaza.

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Afternoon Edition: 3 chefs continue pursuit of dreams thanks to grant

Plus: Highland Park massacre suspect to represent himself, the first hot tub boat riders and more.

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Sports Illustrated and other newsrooms fumble badly by huddling with AI

Technology should help media workers do their jobs, not impersonate them or actually carry out the tasks of real humans hired to dig for facts.

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Unselfish Curie handles Downers Grove North

Will Gonzalez led Curie with 12 points and five rebounds. Carlos Harris and Taevion Collier each scored eight.

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Offensive struggles plague Fremd in loss at Showcase In The Park

The lack of offense was the main culprit in the Vikings’ 49-38 loss to Lake Central (Indiana).

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Noah Mister’s poised debut is difference in Mount Carmel’s victory at De La Salle

The talented sophomore point guard, a transfer from Kenwood, was finally eligible to play Friday.

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Taevion Collier, Cliff Alexander’s brother, emerges as a major factor in Curie’s win against Phillips

Collier and his coach, Mike Oliver, knew it was impossible for Collier to live up to his brother’s legend. Instead, Collier did things the Curie way. He waited his turn.

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Afternoon Edition: How to tip service workers the right way this holiday season

Plus: Grocery store operator sued, taking a hot tub boat down the Chicago River and more.

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Chicago is seeing largest spike in robberies in over 20 years, analysis shows

Nearly 4,900 robberies happened between July 1 and Nov. 26, a more than 55% increase compared to the previous five months. That’s the largest percentage increase in robberies between consecutive five-month periods since at least 2001.

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City scofflaws and debtors, it’s time to pony up

Chicago has amassed more than $6.4 billion in unpaid fees and fines over the last three decades. It won’t be possible to recoup all that money, but city officials should be aggressive about getting what they can.

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Yellow Banana sued over $350K of unpaid bills, sells Florida Save A Lot stores

The Ohio-based company operates more than 30 Save A Lot stores nationwide, including in Chicago where a number of stores have yet to open.

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