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Daily horoscope for February 14, 2021
Ask Amy: A sudden death brings on sudden grief
Brown Sugar Bakery has taken a few hits in pandemic, but owner Stephanie Hart is seeing successes too
When trees suffer cracks or damage, experts have a toolbox full of ways to save them, from steel rods to guy wires
Pritzker said the failure of his graduated-rate income tax would leave Illinois with two options. He’s eliminated both of them.
Landmarks: Glenwood’s Annie Lee, a trendsetting artist and creator of ‘Black Americana,’ left a national legacy. Now she may get a local one too
Letters: Aldermen, please help customers get to stores via the sidewalk
Nine candidates face off in Democratic primary for Aurora Township Board
Column: Sugar Grove couple’s bond through husband’s battle with ALS offers a true love story on a Valentine’s Day during COVID-19
This day in history, February 14: ‘St. Valentine’s Day Massacre’ takes place in Chicago garage as seven rivals of Al Capone’s gang gunned down
Orland Park issues nearly 800 gift cards in COVID-19 program meant to help restaurants
What will Tony La Russa’s camp look like? What role will Michael Kopech have in the rotation? 4 questions for the Chicago White Sox as spring training nears.
Will Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo be involved in trade rumors all season? Is Joc Pederson an underrated signing? 4 questions for the Chicago Cubs as spring training nears.
Column: There’s nothing worse for a sports fan than the February blahs. Here are 6 ways to improve the month — including canceling the NBA All-Star Game.
The coronavirus may never go away but could turn into a mild annoyance. The only certainty is the need for quick vaccinations, experts say.
Ashley Judd describes how she ‘nearly lost’ her leg in Congo
Health benefits of sea moss
How to use a KitchenAid food processor
How to make slime
Glove liners for cold weather
What are the health benefits of pistachios?
The best dental cat treat
The best short for women
The best sleep bra
The best car pet barrier
The best egg slicer
Obamacare health insurance markets reopen Monday for 3-month window for pandemic
Serena Williams wins — after a tumble — to advance to the quarterfinals of the Australian Open
Here’s everything we know about how to get a COVID-19 vaccination in Kane County
5 takeaways from the Chicago Blackhawks’ OT win over the Columbus Blue Jackets, including Alex DeBrincat’s ‘pretty lucky’ goal and Kevin Lankinen’s bounce-back performance
Lake County restaurant operators hoping for somewhat normal Valentine’s Day weekend
A cancer battle, a relationship spanning 5,000 miles and, finally, a wedding ahead of Valentine’s Day: ‘Now he’s all mine’
Lake County anticipates 2-week drop in COVID-19 vaccine supply: ‘This is a big problem’
Naperville police’s discovery of luxury vehicle stolen in Chicago carjacking leads to arrest of three suspects and recovery of guns, drugs
Minnesota clinic shooting renews fears for doctors who say they increasingly face threats when they deny patients opioids
2 years after Henry Pratt shooting in Aurora, supporters preparing to bring back Illinois gun licensing bill
We still have our Christmas tree up. And we’re not alone. Do you have a problem with that, Chicago?
For St. Charles artist, ice sculpture a cool way to be creative
Indianapolis art museum apologizes for job posting seeking director who would work to attract diverse audience, but keep ‘core, white’ crowd
1 critically injured in Oakland apartment fire, 10 others displaced
Average new COVID-19 cases in US dip below 100,000 for first time in months
Uncle Remus gives back
Southwest Airlines flights begin at at O’Hare
After second impeachment acquittal, Donald Trump still firmly in control of the Republican Party
Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Here’s what happened Feb. 13-14 with COVID-19 in the Chicago area
On Parkland school shooting anniversary, President Joe Biden calls for stronger gun laws: ‘The time to act is now’
Column: Ryan Pace’s plan for constructing the Chicago Bears’ 2021 roster must start with a solution at QB — but it can’t involve trading his 1st-round pick
Oak Park middle schoolers hope to save monarch population by making 2021 the ‘Year of the Butterfly’
Shawn Michelle’s is serving a community along with artisan ice cream
Trump, emboldened by Senate impeachment acquittal, seeking ways to reassert his political power
Wendell Carter Jr. returns to Chicago Bulls practice for the 1st time since injuring his quadriceps, and the center could return to games as soon as this week
Nazareth’s Fab Four freshmen expected to make a big impact; Niles North opens season after braving elements during fall workouts at Devonshire Park
OPRF High School board debates alternate construction bids for Project 1 campus renovation
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle expecting their second child: ‘Archie is going to be a big brother’
Corrections and clarifications
Loyola’s Lucas Williamson is narrator and co-writer of a documentary about the Ramblers’ 1963 title team: ‘This is a story about history. But that history is still relevant.’
Taking it seriously: Niles North grad Damaria Franklin grows into new role at Tennessee Tech; ‘Now, it’s a big-boy game’
‘Making a Murderer’ attorney Kathleen Zellner sells Wheaton mansion for $1.75 million
Loyola’s winning streak ends at 11 as the No. 22 Ramblers blow a 10-point lead in a 51-50 overtime loss at Drake
Winter storm warning goes into effect early Monday, with 8 to 12 inches of snow possible and wind chill values near minus 20
No. 3 Michigan returns from a 22-day layoff and rallies from 14 down to beat No. 21 Wisconsin 67-59
Lara Trump for North Carolina Senate seat? Trump’s trial is renewing talk.
Orlando Pride captains Ashlyn Harris, Ali Krieger adopt first child
Support grows for US Capitol riot inquiry after Trump’s acquittal
‘Snooki’ Polizzi reveals she’s battling COVID, calls disease ‘super scary’
McHenry County native wows on ‘American Idol’: ‘She’s up there with some of the biggest voices’ in show history

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