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Chicago voters overwhelmingly support gunshot detection technology
Chicago voters overwhelmingly called for a restart of the use of gunshot detection technology, but will the referendum sway the mayor’s office?
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How could Democrats winning control of Congress impact your wallet?
Experts warn a divided government could cause a legislative gridlock after Democrats won control of the House and Senate
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Amazon drone deliveries whir to life over Chicago suburbs
Amazon drone deliveries have begun in a few Chicago suburbs, but not all residents are onboard with the service
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Chicago man says he was sucker punched walking to lunch in Loop
Brandon Nguyen said he is coming forward now because he has seen other reports about violent attacks in the Loop and wants to send a warning out to other people to make sure they are prepared.
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FAA investigating after another blown tire incident at O'Hare
Multiple planes have experienced blown tires at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport recently, and the FAA is investigating the incidents
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‘Very unusual:' Sudden Midway runway closure surprises experts
Passengers at Chicago’s Midway Airport have been warned to prepare for delays after a runway was closed for safety upgrades
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As early voting expands, voters voice concerns over midterm elections
With Nov. 3 fast approaching, both Chicago and suburban Cook County are planning for the unexpected.
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Chatham business owners meet after smash-and-grab burglary spree
Business owners are banding together for collective security after a rash of break-ins Monday morning
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Mass break-in at closed Ford City Mall renews calls for increased security
Ald. Derrick Curtis said he wants a judge to order the company to put up a security fence around the entire closed portion of the mall.
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Chicago set to add dedicated bus lane to Michigan Avenue
Cars and buses will be kept in separate lanes to speed up traffic on Michigan Avenue in Chicago, officials say
