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Mayor Johnson addresses chaotic downtown ‘teen takeovers'
Residents and leaders are questioning whether or not Chicago should change its downtown curfew after a violent teen takeover in Streeterville Friday
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Some call for change to Chicago curfew after hundreds of teens took over downtown street
There’s a new push to change downtown Chicago’s curfew in wake of violent teen takeovers in the city’s Streeterville neighborhood over the weekend.
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Residents, officials push to change Chicago curfew
New push to change downtown Chicago’s curfew in wake of violent teen takeovers in the city’s Streeterville neighborhood over the weekend.
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Prices of new cars expected to rise with tariffs, but by how much?
With the average price of a new car hovering around fifty thousand dollars more than 30 percent in the past five years, newly announced tariffs are just one more headache for John Crane.
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Chicago auto dealers bracing for impact of automobile tariffs
As President Trump moves forward with his plan for increased tariffs on imported cars, Chicago-area auto dealers are preparing for the worst
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‘Why are you crying?': Family confronts alleged Amber Alert killer in Chicago court
Family members shouted as a man accused of killing a young mother and stabbing her two children in a spree that spanned multiple locations in Chicago last month appeared in court.
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Trump administration cuts to USDA worry food pantries, schools and farms
In a neighborhood known more for vacant homes and empty lots than it is farms, Eden Place Farms is an oasis. Michael Howard and his team have planted everything from arugula to collard greens on this two-acre former trucking operation between the railroad tracks and the Dan Ryan expressway in Chicago’s Fuller Park neighborhood. “The pantries that we served...
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Activists rally following cuts to scientific research funding
Slashing of funding for scientific research has many in Chicago on edge. Researchers gathered on federal plaza Friday to stand up for science.
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Threats to immigrant legal status raise concern in Chicago's Ukranian community
Reports say the Trump administration may soon roll back protections for hundreds of thousands of immigrants granted temporary protected status
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Highland Park parade shooting victims allowed to watch full trial, judge rules
The judge’s ruling on Thursday came during the final hearing ahead of the trial, scheduled to start next week.
