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Fallout begins in ‘Broadview Six’ case meltdown as prosecutor loses Washington posting
The dismissal of the Broadview Six case adds to the U.S. attorney's office's already abysmal record in cases related to Operation Midway Blitz.
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Editorial: National Restaurant Association Show offers a stark vista into America’s ‘two economies’
Why Broken Yolk and Bluestone Lane coffee are outpacing Dunkin' and IHOP.
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Pushed to the limit, Republicans show rare defiance to Trump’s demands
President Donald Trump’s political revenge tour met its potential match this week as angry, upset Republican senators, pushed to a breaking point by his seemingly insatiable and outlandish demands — particularly a $1.776 billion fund for Jan. 6 rioters and...
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What Dave Eggers wishes he had known when he was young and cool
With his new novel "Contrapposto," Dave Eggers writes about being young, an art student and in love with art.
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Column: Jaylon Johnson’s and Kyler Gordon’s Chicago Bears futures are at stake with neither currently on field
Kyler Gordon has a soft-tissue injury and Jaylon Johnson is absent from the Chicago Bears voluntary offseason program with three weeks remaining until a summer break.
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Route 66: Photos from the ‘Main Street of America’
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Indiana Supreme Court hears oral arguments in NIPSCO rate appeal
The Indiana Supreme Court heard arguments in an appeal about NIPSCO rate increases, with an...
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Read the transcript: What happened in court before prosecutors dismissed charges in ‘Broadview Six’ case
U.S. Attorney Andrew Boutros announced in court Thursday that he was dismissing all remaining counts...
Education
Rich Township District 227 student receives high school and associate’s degree diplomas within same month
Queen Thigpen, of Park Forest, received both her Rich Township High School and Prairie State...
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Sugar Grove man pleads guilty to hit-and-run that killed 69-year-old pedestrian, prosecutors say
The fatal hit-and-run occurred on Oct. 12, 2024, near the 1900 block of Fays Lane...
Environment
At peak time for migratory birds flying through Chicago, birding groups are tracking deadly window collisions
As millions of migratory birds pass through Chicago each spring, volunteers race to rescue injured...
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Memorial Day guide: 14 Chicago restaurant and bar specials for the long weekend
Memorial Day marks the unofficial start of summer, and the city’s bars and restaurants aren’t...
Investigations
A mysterious company abandoned 603 oil wells, costing Illinois millions. Here’s how they did it.
A Tribune investigation reveals how Fireball evaded its legal responsibility, exposing communities to contaminants and...
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Demolition of historic Jackson Square Antique Mall building in La Grange delayed by neighbor’s lawsuit
Demolition of the 1902 Jackson Square Antique Mall building in La Grange was to start...
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Memorial Day programs in Lake and Porter counties
Several programs are taking place this weekend in honor of Memorial Day. They include: CHESTERTON...
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