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More of Illinois has access to electronic monitoring than ever before. But does it work?
Since lawmakers expanded electronic monitoring to many new parts of the state following the passage of the Pretrial Fairness Act, more of Illinois has access to the technology than ever before, even as it is a frequent lightning rod in ongoing conversations about how best to keep the public safe.
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Indiana House speaker: Why the Chicago Bears and many others are considering Indiana
The Bears chose Indiana because our state offers fiscal discipline, tax competitiveness, regulatory predictability and...
Politics
Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson says he’ll no longer support the Republican Party
Longtime conservative commentator Tucker Carlson said on a podcast that “there’s no chance I would support the Republican Party” ahead of the November midterm elections.
Entertainment
‘Serial monogamists’ who love scandal, Lincoln Park Zoo’s same-sex penguin couple showcase animal diversity
During Pride Month, Chicago-area zoos are highlighting LGBTQ+ animals.
Sports
White Sox pull into 1st place tie in AL Central with a walk-off win over Cleveland Guardians
Sam Antonacci's two-out, two-run single in the ninth inning lifted the Chicago White Sox to a 6-5 victory against the Cleveland Guardians on Monday at Rate Field.
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Photos: Obama Presidential Center debuts
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Business
In a record-breaking tornado season, DuPage radio experts showcase how they can help
The DuPage Amateur Radio Club will take over a section of Wilder Park in Elmhurst...
Immigration
US Attorney Andrew Boutros drops arson case amid new grand jury gaffes by ‘Broadview Six’ prosecutor
U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros on Monday moved to drop charges in an arson case after...
Education
Bradshaw: Detailed experiences can take an application from good to great
The winning application does not need to be perfect, but it needs to be coherent....
Crime and Public Safety
Clarendon Hills police plan to update downtown surveillance system
The Clarendon Hills Village Board approved a new surveillance camera system to monitor public areas...
Environment
U.S. DOE extends 90-day order to operate Schahfer coal generating station
Energy Secretary Chris Wright renewed the order on Thursday, and it's in effect from Monday...
Restaurants, Food and Drink
‘The Bear’ was a love letter to Chicago. For the final season, here’s every local restaurant that was featured.
Though “The Bear,” is ending with its final chapter airing June 25, fans can find...
Investigations
Microplastics linger inside people and animals, multiple studies show. But regulation is still far off.
Scientists are exploring whether microplastics contribute to or cause Parkinson’s disease, impaired fertility, premature births,...
History
Today in History: Frederick Douglass becomes the first Black candidate nominated for president
On June 23, 1888, abolitionist Frederick Douglass received one vote from the Kentucky delegation at the...
Local News
Introducing the 2026 Naperville Sun Baseball All-Area Team
Five players each from Class 4A state semifinalist Naperville Central and Naperville North are among...
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Pool party ideas for small yards
With the weather heating up, many people are looking for a fun and relaxing day...