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A look back at the top news headlines for this week in news with Evrod Cassimy.

The Bears selected Caleb Williams with the No. 1 pick in the NFL Draft. After being drafted, Williams spoke with NBC Chicago’s Mike Berman to discuss being drafted by the Bears, how he can help the Bears offense, and more.

With their second first-round pick, the Chicago Bears selected Rome Odunze. After being drafted, Odunze spoke with NBC Chicago’s Mike Berman about getting drafted by the Bears, the support he is already getting from the fans and more

Authorities on late Thursday released the name of the man who was shot and killed by police during an officer-involved shooting near a park in Valparaiso, Indiana, authorities stated.

With a trend towards plant-based diets increasing, NBC Chicago’s Lauren Petty offers tips on how to stock your kitchen with plant-based foods.

A new public art installation in the western suburbs is drawing a lot of attention from people all over the Midwest. NBC Chicago’s Vi Nguyen reports.

Eleven people were targeted in the robberies that took place between 12:25 a.m. and 12:55 a.m., according to Chicago police. In each case, two robbers pulled up in a sedan and demanded property while showing guns. NBC Chicago’s Courtney Sisk reports.

Competitors are preparing for this year’s Major League Table Tennis Championships, NBC Chicago’s Kye Martin reports.

Local lawmakers reacted to the Chicago Bears’ lakefront stadium proposal, NBC Chicago’s Mary Ann Ahern reports.

Former Bears defensive end Alex Brown joins NBC Chicago’s Leila Rahimi on set as fans await the start of the 2024 NFL Draft.

You may know about the Michelin guide to Chicago restaurants. But what about Michelin-rated hotels?

An effort to recall Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has garnered support from Chicago’s Fraternal Order of Police, NBC Chicago’s Charlie Wojciechowski reports.

Hundreds joined an Israel-Hamas war protest on Northwestern University’s campus Thursday, setting up an encampment described by demonstrators as an “occupation,” which led to some tense moments between authorities and students, NBC Chicago’s Christian Farr reports.