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Man, 42, killed in drive-by shooting outside Rogers Park store
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Happy introvert doesn’t know how to party
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Man, 30, charged with reckless homicide after stolen Jeep crashes into Far South Side bus shelter
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Daywatch: Shootings down in violent area, Chicago commuters catch a break and other things to know to start your day
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Utility: Raccoon to blame for Springfield power outage
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Ranking the 100 best Bears players ever: No. 66, Mike Pyle
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Another violent weekend in Chicago, but some good news for a troubled neighborhood
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Experts predict record number of travelers for Fourth of July holiday
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‘A stranger in my own community’: Mixed feelings as young Latinos move back to gentrifying Chicago neighborhoods
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Gov. Pritzker’s speedboats among most expensive on Geneva Lake
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Gov. J.B. Pritzker says Illinois can’t take on Chicago’s public pension liabilities without trashing state credit rating
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5 fresh things to make with the season’s beautiful berries for the Fourth and all summer long
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Davich: Disturbing photo should remind us to eulogize life before we politicize death
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There’s lots of blame to go around after the Cubs’ latest debacle
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July 4th travel: TSA says airport checkpoint waits will rise, but only slightly
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Where’s all the stuff? Step inside Notre, the West Loop shop that’s reinventing how you shop for menswear
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Women’s exposure to solvents at work tied to autism in children
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Sleater-Kinney drummer Janet Weiss exits band
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Cloud Gate vandalized
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Why ‘Golden Girls’ matters even to people who weren’t born when the series first aired
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Europe braces for another summer of overtourism
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More seniors are dying in falls. Study shows doctors could do more to reduce the risk.
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13 all-American movies to stream for Independence Day
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China backs Hong Kong chief, slams protesters for violence
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Plus-size burlesque troupe The Femme FATales is serving ‘fat liberation on a silver platter’
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Nike pulls ‘Betsy Ross Flag’ sneakers after a Colin Kaepernick complaint
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After spending time with beauty Bill Callahan is back, after five years, with some beauty of his own
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Hammond woman charged after gun fired, wounding boyfriend, documents say
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40-foot tree limb strikes, kills Peoria man during storm
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Riz Ahmed calls on Hollywood leaders to re-examine Muslim imagery
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Calendar: Fourth of July events scheduled all over Lake County
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Gary man found dead in home; cause unknown
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Barrington posts anti-hate message after father tells of harassment against family, openly gay daughter
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Amazon exec fires back at John Oliver after HBO segment on warehouses: ‘He is wrong’
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Taylor Swift publica mensaje feroz contra empresario musical y se distancia de Justin Bieber, Demi Lovato y otros
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My worst moment: That time Audra McDonald ‘snubbed’ a Beatle
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Fox Valley beekeeper says hobby keeps him buzzing
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Hebron students put artistic skills on display with new town mural
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Letter to the Editor: Trump has joined the ranks of Washington, Lincoln
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Add your feet to Chicago’s SummerDance — no other city comes close
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Encuentran a un niño vagando en la calle y sólo habla español
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Akiem Hicks is in London to promote the Bears-Raiders game — and he’s taking notes
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Zion-Benton superintendent to retire in June 2020 after 12 years as district’s leader
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Dancin’ in the Street concert series could use better weather when it resumes July 10
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Alinea Group’s new project, The St. Clair Supper Club, now open in Fulton Market — reservations are live
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FBI: Tests of Facebook mail found nothing dangerous after initial sarin scare
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A group of Winnetka residents is pushing back against a proposed dog park: ‘They just won’t let this park alone’
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Naperville seeking proposals to replace its manual water meter reading system with an automated one
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Illinois sets new tourism record with more than 117 million visitors last year
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Antique Mall plan approved in Crown Point
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Un cuerpo fue encontrado flotando en el río Chicago, cerca de Logan Square
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Vandalizan ‘The Bean’ en el centro de Chicago, hay 7 detenidos
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Nike retira zapato tras duras críticas
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Michigan man charged after taking groups on illegal boat charters on the Chicago River and Lake Michigan
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‘Bacon seitan’: Mississippi has outlawed using meat terms for plant-based food. A vegan Chicago company has a beef with that.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot outraged over vandalism at The Bean, Millennium Park: ‘There are some things that should be sacred.’
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The next housing bubble could come from technology
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Trump campaign announces $105M raised during 2nd quarter
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Removed for a project, commemorative bricks returned to old Lake County Courthouse.
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Pedestrian struck and killed by UP Northwest Metra train in Cary
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Thousands of Chicago’s homeless have jobs, some college education, contrary to stereotypes, new study says
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Top 5 trend-setting vehicles
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A guide to affordable home improvement
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Sue Bird claps back at Trump for attacking her girlfriend Megan Rapinoe
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Judge gives extension to Ald. Edward Burke’s attorneys to file pretrial motions
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New exhibit at Children’s Museum in Oak Lawn sends kids up into space
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Vandals target canvas sails at Coffee Creek Watershed in Chesterton
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Teacher Feature: Feeling comfortable in your own skin key to classroom — and life — success, professional learner says
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Column: Once lovable losers, are the Cubs really becoming one of baseball’s most hated teams?
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Column: Misplaced baggage just one of the (worthwhile) hassles of summer vacations
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La foto y el horror
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Mischa Barton and Perez Hilton’s fight on ‘The Hills’ reboot was a sad reminder of cruel celebrity coverage
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District 181 looks at saving $132,000 with the elimination of bus routes to Hinsdale, Clarendon Hills middle schools
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Graphic, sexually explicit Facebook posts roil Border Patrol
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‘Eat, Play, Give!’ fundraiser features Elgin, Crystal Lake theater companies
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From Red Grange to Devin Hester: Bears will give away 20,000 bobbleheads at every home game this season
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Chicago sisters honored late father by donating their kidneys to strangers, setting off a chain of 5 lifesaving transplants
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Speak Out: Gas tax
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New Trier student hosts benefit concert for National Scoliosis Foundation
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Eating recovery, behavioral health facility for children to open in Northbrook
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Zion Williamson’s high school jersey has become a hot seller
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V & V Supremo, el negocio familiar de comida hispana más antiguo del país, está en Pilsen y celebra 55 años
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First look at DJ Khaled’s The Licking soul food restaurant in Chicago, where fried lobster is the go-to order
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Con una ‘lonchera’ y perseverancia, un padre de seis les dio una carrera universitaria a todos sus hijos, a pesar de no tener el brazo derecho
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Beach access restored at Portage Lakefront and Riverwalk
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Girls basketball notes: Lewis recruit Jenna Badali ready to keep Mother McAuley on right road
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As pot goes legal in Illinois, Chicago Public Schools lessens penalties for students caught with drugs
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Jenni Rivera cumpliría hoy 50 años y lo celebran con nueva canción y sentido video
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Commentary: The freedoms we must not take for granted on Independence Day
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Glencoe village manager receives 2.5% pay raise
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Ridgewood High School begins using iPads to monitor student attendance, tardiness
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Band featuring ’85 Bears Wilson, Hampton and McMichael, Lima Lima flight team added to Ribfest lineup on July 4
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What’s the best hard seltzer? The worst? Is it a fad? We have answers.
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Commentary: Got student loan debt? Court ruling offers a lifeline
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Quickly
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‘Darling Grenadine’ is a risky new Marriott Theatre musical about addiction
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Aurora teams up with Cigna to offer residents free classes on healthy cooking
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Harvey library ‘ill-served’ by advisers in $6M bond deal that funded 2015 building expansion: SEC
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Column: Kaneland grad Keith Snyder prepares DeKalb for big step up to DuPage Valley
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Wisconsin man gets 150 days of jail for clogging women’s toilets
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A ‘Mitch Trubisky for MVP’ bet got too rich for Las Vegas: ‘Is everybody drinking, like, Soldier Field water or something?’
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Comings & Goings: Barrel Club to open in Oak Lawn
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Column: The birthers are back — this time for Kamala Harris
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Column: Caregiving costs are not just for the elderly
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Elizabeth chef Iliana Regan talks about her new memoir and 5 key meals that describe her life
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Millions to gaze at the total solar eclipse expected to plunge parts of South America into darkness
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5 things to do in Northwest Indiana July 5-9
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5 things to do in Lake County July 5-11
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5 things to do in the western suburbs July 5-9
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Fresh vegetables — some sold under Green Giant, Trader Joe’s brands — recalled over listeria risk
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Letters: Hitting us harder at the gas pump
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Alert level increased for the world’s largest active volcano, Hawaii’s Mauna Loa
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2020 vision: Look for Porsche Cayenne Coupe this fall
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2019 Lexus ES 350 F Sport: A headroom (and moonroof) pro
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Commentary: Charge people to put their faces on Crown Fountain and let the money flow in
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Shout Out: Dr. Ben Gong, Chinese medicine practitioner
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Church news: Greek festival, July 4 Ice Cream Social and more events offered at Southland houses of worship
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Man charged with reckless homicide in Fremont Township crash is caught on bus headed to Texas, sheriff says
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Crowded Chicago animal shelters brace for strays after July 4
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Rain forced ‘ScribbleMonster’ and Northbrook Park District summer concert series inside local theater, kids’ smiles shone bright
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Editorial: America’s impossible mission to the moon
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South Elgin to pay firm $45,400 to draw up design plans for downtown Panton Mill Park
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Former longtime Western Springs Police Chief William Rypkema dies
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Column: On the Fourth of July, gathering to celebrate the Declaration of Dependence
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Encuentran en el río el cuerpo del joven desaparecido Esteban Uriostegue
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Introducing the 2019 News-Sun Softball All-Area Team
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Niles inspector general: No evidence found to support election-related ethics complaint
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Moran: Maxx Force brings a sonic boom to the Great America landscape
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Cook County Board of Review opens review period for Oak Park property owners
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City cites four electric scooter companies over distribution issue
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Winnetka farmers market brings community together
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Southtowners: Moraine Valley employee receives state honor, more
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Cubs starter Cole Hamels likely out through July after MRI confirms oblique strain
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West Dundee OKs annexation, plats for luxury apartment complex, provides incentives to help fund infrastructure
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Aurora Public Library Board researching possibility of creating library district
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Park board approves synthetic turf plan for Keystone Park infields
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Crown Point mom, 20, enters not guilty plea in death of infant
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Happy Independence Day! John Adams predicted we would all celebrate Independence Day on July 2. What happened?
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Commentary: Tomorrow’s children cannot afford Trump’s ignorance on climate change
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Warren’s Caitlyn Britton is the 2019 News-Sun Softball Player of the Year
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Unlicensed Porter County midwife named in lawsuit after infant’s death
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Body found in North Branch identified as missing man from West Side
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“A proud moment for River Grove”: River Front Fest goes off without a hitch
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Somethings Brewing is a labor of love for family, friends
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Man, 56, dies after being pulled to shore by lifeguards in Rogers Park
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Sue Bird backs Megan Rapinoe against Donald Trump’s tweets in a Players’ Tribune story
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Evanston library celebrates Pride month with Drag Queen Storytime
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OPRF Food Pantry rebrands, renames itself ‘Beyond Hunger’
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Column: Say it was so, Joe! Biden was right to oppose busing in the ’70s
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Lincolnwood considers legal, zoning options to tax marijuana, limit sales locations
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These Southland pets need new homes
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50 years on, Sandy Denny’s influence remains with Mumford, Decemberists and others
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Luego que Alejandra Guzmán dijera que su hija Frida Sofía la golpeó, esta la vuelve a exhibir
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GOP school chief, Dem Eddie Melton link up for town halls
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Priorities
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Long Grove woman fired gun at husband, then was fatally shot in struggle over weapon, cops say probe shows
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‘A ticking time bomb’: Government photos show detained migrants pleading for help in overcrowded Border Patrol facilities
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Alyssa Naeher and the American depth carry the USWNT into another World Cup final with 2-1 win over England
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‘This is an American problem’: Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg addresses systemic racism in Chicago speech
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Opener to St. John Brebeuf festival briefly troubled by rain, but continues joyfully
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Chicago man accused of stealing vehicles from two Good Samaritans in Aurora after he crashed stolen cars
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Chicago’s candy-making roots — and Naperville’s — explored in new Naper Settlement exhibit
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Editorial: Help the feds stop this scourge of robocalls
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Farmhouse style home in Barrington: $899,000
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The Spin: Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg tells Rainbow/PUSH audience that racial inequality, left unaddressed, ‘will upend the American project’
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Stay away from illegal fireworks, head to an organized show, Elgin police chief urges
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Park District of Highland Park looks within to find new executive director
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Naperville Ale Fest offers 200 brews, food trucks, music
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Lawn chairs, tarps and tape: Marking dibs along Evanston’s parade route begins well before July 4
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World Cup winners and losers: Sipping tea, Christen Press, Piers Morgan, goggles and more
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Fourth of July parade steps off in downtown Elgin at 9 a.m.
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Missing 20-year-old Glenview man found safe in hospital
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Crosby: Stricter distracted driving law will help break old habits
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$835,750 to Chicago theaters as part of 2019 Year of Chicago Theatre
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Land Rover stolen in Hinsdale and recovered in Riverdale the same morning
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Shout Out: Joe Kolar, new president of the Bohemian Lawyers Association from Libertyville
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Niles Township District 219 enters into agreement with Oakton Community College on math classes
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American English keeps going on for the love of the music
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What’s Corey Crawford’s status? Is GM Stan Bowman having a good offseason? 5 hot topics for the Blackhawks.
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Vintage base ball squads reviving America’s pastime as ‘a gentlemanly game’
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Victims and perpetrators of gun violence will work together to transform 50 vacant city lots into gardens
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New citizens in Elgin thrilled at being Americans: ‘We’re happy to feel the Fourth of July is real for us’
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La noche triste. Algo que festejar
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Don’t Procrastipaint: It’s Time to End Home Paint Project Procrastination (Infographic)
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6 ways to get “s’more” outdoor fun during the short summer season
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Fact or fiction? 5 myths about metal roofing
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Otra vez a la final
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How to keep panicky pets calm and safe when the fireworks go off
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Attorneys say Wayside Cross child sex offenders shouldn’t have to move
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Man charged in 2017 crash that killed pregnant mom and her 3 young sons in Beecher seeks to have indictment dismissed
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Editorial: This weekend threatens more gun deaths in Chicago — and not just for young men
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Military jury in San Diego finds Navy SEAL not guilty of committing murder in Iraq
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U.S. beats England 2-1 to reach 3rd straight Women’s World Cup final
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First Culver’s restaurant in Elgin gets planning and zoning approval; Popeyes, Checkers to open new restaurants
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Former Loyola star Marques Townes to play on the Bulls’ summer league team
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OPPLCon celebrates pop culture with superheroes, stories, art and a tea party
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Aurora man charged with attempted murder of teen
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Trump administration will print 2020 Census without citizenship question, Justice Department says
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Having a good list of tweets to review is very good
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Portage releases clerk investigation report; Stidham says it’s retribution for testifying in disgraced former mayor’s trial
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Column: For many Democrats, the road to the White House requires a detour through Chicago and a tuneup by Jesse Jackson
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Kane County state’s attorney Joe McMahon won’t seek re-election; was special prosecutor in Laquan McDonald case
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Power problems on Metra Electric lead to delays to and from Millennium Station
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As Ribfest closes out its Naperville run this week, a look back at memories of festivals past
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Slowik: Lawsuit claims politicians retaliated against police whistleblower in Blue Island
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Astronaut James Lovell salutes ‘important milestone’ of addressing homelessness among Lake County’s veterans
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Sky miss final 10 shots in dropping their 4th straight, 90-82 to the Aces
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Workshop focuses on helping first-time homebuyers
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Naperville Ribfest through the years
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House committee sues Trump administration in federal court for access to president’s tax returns
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Time to celebrate Independence Day, but not with fireworks: 3 things you should know about Illinois’ fireworks laws
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‘Amphibia’ creator eager for viewers to say, ‘There’s someone like me’
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With Cole Hamels out of action, the Cubs weigh options for the starting rotation
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Dylan Cease is following in Michael Kopech’s footsteps — but just not with an all caps tweet from the White Sox this time
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Ghost stories don’t scare ‘Annabelle’s’ Patrick Wilson
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Bulls reach terms with Ryan Arcidiacono on a 3-year, $9 million deal and get a commitment from free-agent big man Luke Kornet
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Tuesday’s White Sox-Tigers game rained out; it will be made up Sept. 27
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Joe Maddon held his midseason meeting with his struggling Cubs: ‘We have to find that other edge that’s going to put us over the top’
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Zack Collins on Dylan Cease avoiding jitters in his big-league debut: ‘I don’t think it’s possible’
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Counting on Conant: Ball State’s Justin Conant enjoying a ‘great summer’ for NWI Oilmen
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Megan Rapinoe ‘expects to be ready’ for Women’s World Cup final
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Severe thunderstorm and flash flood warnings issued across Chicagoland as strong storms move through the area
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U.S.-England World Cup watch party in Lincoln Park
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Y la ‘novena’ para Messi fue una oda a la tristeza
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Gabriel Jesus lleva a Brasil a las puertas del paraíso en la Copa América
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World Cup viewing party in Lincoln Park inspires young soccer players to ‘dream a bit more’
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Black patient walking outside Illinois hospital arrested after security officer accused him of trying to steal IV stand
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U.S. customs agents seize 32 pounds of African rat meat at O’Hare
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Former Chrysler CEO Lee Iacocca, who became a folk hero for rescuing the company in the ’80s, dies at 94