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A former Marine fatally stabbed a man who attacked him with a hammer during a burglary in the West Pullman neighborhood.
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A CTA worker was beaten at the Chicago stop on the CTA's Blue Line in the city's West Town neighborhood.
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A medical marijuana clinic opened Wednesday in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood, becoming the first of its kind in the state.
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A medical marijuana clinic opened Wednesday in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood, becoming the first of its kind in the state of Illinois.
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The Cook County Sheriff's office continued its recent expansion of crime-fighting duties in the suburbs when it agreed Monday to take over the midnight shift for the Dixmoor Police Department.
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Four Fiat 500 jet skis splashed around Lake Michigan and the Chicago River over the weekend.
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Baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez was expected to be suspended while in Chicago Monday as the Yankees face off against the White Sox.
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Baseball superstar Alex Rodriguez was expected to be suspended Monday while in Chicago as the Yankees face off against the White Sox.
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The Guardian Angels are responding to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's comments about the work they're doing to keep the streets safe.
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On the day long-time 33rd Ward Alderman Dick Mell is retiring, Mayor Rahm Emanuel names his replacement, Mell's daughter, Deb.
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The $500 million plan to renovate Wrigley Field was approved by the City Council zoning committee on Tuesday.
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A 100-year old suburban woman injured in a fire early Friday morning has died.
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The current heat wave is causing new problems Thursday morning, including an overnight power outage in Chicago.
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It's been a bittersweet wait for hostess fans. Twinkies are officially back on store shelves.
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The Guardian Angels are responding to Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel's comments about the work they're doing to keep the streets safe.
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Tourists are everywhere on a summer day in Chicago. Guardian Angels are passing out fliers warning people about a rash of crime - calling the area not Mag Mile but ''Muggers Mile.''
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The front landing gear of a Southwest Airlines plane collapsed after landing Monday at LaGuardia Airport in New York, injuring nearly a dozen people.
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The Chicago Fire Department brought in extra-crews to battle a vacant house fire during the extreme heat.
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Family members talked Sunday night about a 100-year-old Wilmette librarian who was killed in a condo fire and how the victim motivated those around her.
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Gun offenders are out on Chicago streets, shooting and killing when they could have been behind bars.
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It's been a bittersweet wait for Hostess fans. Twinkies are officially back on store shelves.
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Fire crews responded early Tuesday to the scene of a three-alarm fire in Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood.
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Police issued a child luring alert for Chicago's Northwest Side. The warning comes after two separate sexual assaults were reported in the area.
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The identities of the four people who died in an unincorporated Downers Grove home in an apparent murder-suicide have been released.
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The identities of the four people who died in an unincorporated Downers Grove home in an apparent murder-suicide have been released.
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ABC7 Chicago learned Wednesday that one person was able to escape the unincorportated Downers Grove home where four people died in an apparent murder-suicide.
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ABC7 Chicago learned Wednesday that one person was able to escape the unincorportated Downers Grove home where four people died in an apparent murder-suicide the day before.
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A man died after he was hit by a taxicab near Midway International Airport on Chicago's Southwest Side.
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Janusz Kamienski, of Oklahoma, was struck and killed by a taxicab near Midway International Airport on Chicago's Southwest Side early Tuesday morning, police said.
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Parades stepped off across the Chicago area despite gloomy weather. Senator Mark Kirk attended one of the state's biggest celebrations in Arlington Heights.
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Fast-food workers gathered at the Rock N Roll McDonald's in River North to protest for higher wages Thursday.
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High prices at the pump are motivating motorists to find deals. Gas rewards programs are an option for some, but are you really saving money?
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In April, the Chicago area was drenched by a rainstorm that left widespread flooding. Some residents are still recovering.
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A Chicago police officer is recovering Tuesday after she was attacked and dragged by a car during a traffic stop.
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Angelina Jolie hopes her choice to have a double mastectomy encourages other women to be proactive about their health, but the chief of plastic surgery at the University of Chicago Medicine says potential patients need to seriously think about the surgery.
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A relative of a long-time Chicago activist is among the latest victims of gun violence in the city. The great nephew of anti-gang activist Hal Baskin was shot while visiting family members for Mother's Day.
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A Chicago police officer was shot and wounded by a fellow officer in an accident that also involved a dog.
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A man accused of sending mail bombs could call himself as a witness Thursday morning.
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Flooding remains a big problem across the Chicago area after Thursday's deluge. Some residents of west suburban Forest View became trapped in their homes and had to be rescued by boat.
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A 5-month-old infant is on life support at Lurie Children's Hospital Sunday evening.
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A 23-year old Chicago father is dead after his girlfriend stabbed him after an argument, according to police.
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Residents of a Chicago apartment building headed to court Wednesday to try to stop their evictions.
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Nine passengers at O'Hare International Airport were taken to area hospitals late Monday after they began feeling sick, authorities said.
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A ''jitney'' cab driver has died four days after he was shot during a robbery in Chicago's Princeton Park neighborhood on the South Side.
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A small Will County community is coping with tragedy after four teens were killed in a crash.
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CTA trains were running over the Wells Street Bridge during Monday morning's rush hour after construction on the bridge affected the Brown and Purple Line routes for nine days.
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Tuesday's winter storm has moved on, but the heavy snow caused the roof on a northwest suburban business to collapse.
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An autopsy on the body of a Chicago lottery winner poisoned with cyanide yielded no significant new clues, the medical examiner said at Friday morning news conference.
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Two Chicago firefighters were taken to the hospital Tuesday after they became trapped while battling a blaze at 88th St. and Parnell.
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