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4-year-old boy shot in Chicago, hospitalized in critical condition
He was transported to a local hospital, where he was initially listed in critical condition.
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‘Almost perfect' fall weather to round out start of the week in the Chicago area
“Pretty good conditions for the golfers out there [at the Presidents Cup], pretty good conditions for anything you’ve got planned today,” Sack said.
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‘Saw the other side': Jimmy Fallon thought he was dying after Chicago's Polar Plunge
“I saw the other side,” Fallon said.
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CVS shoppers could get part of a $20.5 million settlement. Here's who qualifies
Anyone who believes they’re eligible for the payout can submit a claim via a form available on CVS’ settlement website or by mail.
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Chicago Public Schools aide charged after boy, 12, finds and fires gun left on bus
The gunshot shattered a window on the bus, leaving behind a single bullet hole near the bottom corner.
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Bodies matching description of missing South Bend mothers found in nearby river
Dozens gathered Tuesday for a third day of searching for the women, with many people in the search party visibly distraught and some crying.
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An IMAX theater is coming to downtown Chicago
The exact timeline is unclear, and it was not immediately known if it will have 70-millimeter capability.
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When is the Chicago Bears' first game of the 2026 season? How to watch
The Bears will kick off their 2026 season in Charlotte.
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‘High' bird migration alert continues as millions fly over Chicago area
Officials are warning residents to take precautions to keep the countless species of birds migrating to their winter homes safe on their journey.
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Judge temporarily blocks Illinois' ‘medical aid in dying' law from starting — for some
The law “authorizes a qualified patient with a terminal disease to request that a physician prescribe aid-in-dying medication that will allow the patient to end the patient’s life in a peaceful manner,” according to Senate Bill 1950.
