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Two people were wounded in a shooting near State and Roosevelt streets south of Chicago's Loop on Friday morning.
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Four people were injured in a wrong-way crash on the Chicago Skyway near 85th Street. Officials say the crash shows the importance of wearing a seatbelt.
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Six men who say they were victims of former Jesuit priest Donald McGuire have settled their sex abuse lawsuit for nearly $20 million.
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Thousands of Illinois Bank debit card users have been the target of fake phone calls in an attempt to steal vital financial information.
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STEM Academy, a new school in the city's Ashburn neighborhood, focuses on math, science and technology.
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Jurors have reached a verdict in the triple murder trial of Johnny Borizov, who is accused of plotting the 2010 murder of his girlfriend's parents and brother.
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Jurors are deliberating in the triple murder trial of Johnny Borizov, who is accused of plotting the 2010 murder of his girlfriend's parents and brother.
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Five years ago, a group of workers staged a sit-in at Republic Windows and Door. Now, those workers own the company, called New Era Windows Cooperative.
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The prosecution has rested and the defense begun to present its case in the murder trial of Johnny Borizov.
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Surveillance video shows a man wanted in connection with the sexual assault of a woman in Rogers Park.
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Dozens of women who were denied the chance to become Chicago firefighters were reapplying Monday morning.
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With the much-anticipated list of Chicago school closures and consolidations to be released Monday, CPS officials continue to push their plan that offers students from safe passage to their new school.
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The interest rate on many college loans is scheduled to double on July 1, but students are hoping Congress acts to stop the rate increase.
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A dead baby with an umbilical cord still attached was found inside a cooler at a recycling center in Chicago Ridge.
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Chicago area homeowners are hoping for some help from the government to repair the damage left behind by the severe flooding.
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Jacob Nodarse returned to the stand Friday, testifying that he was manipulated by Johnny Borizov to murder a Darien family.
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An episode of ''Grey's Anatomy'' where a child is born without a hole in his heart will hit close to home for a Chicago area family.
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About 10 students were rescued by raft after their school bus became stuck on a flooded street in south suburban Dolton.
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A unity run was held Tuesday in Chicago to honor the Boston Marathon runners who were injured during the two explosions.
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Staff sergeant Chris Maderer served several tours of duty in Afghanistan, but Thursday, it's a special mission in Chicago that will stay in his heart forever.
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The reconstruction of a major Chicago intersection will displace some businesses in the area, the mayor's office said Wednesday.
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Congressman Dan Lipinski asked has the FAA to take Midway off the list of airports that may see a reduction to overnight operations.
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Charges were filed against two teens in the shooting death of a 14-year-old boy on Chicago's Southwest Side.
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A 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting on Chicago's West Side over the weekend.
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WVON - 1690AM, The Talk of Chicago - celebrates 50 years on-air and in the African-American community.
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If you haven't gotten together all of your tax documents yet, you might want to do that soon- especially if you're self-employed or need a little help.
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Fresh from her whirlwind book tour, Sheryl Sandberg swung through Chicago with a message aimed at kids as well as adults.
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The family of a man who was shot to death by Chicago Police officers has filed a lawsuit.
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Thousands of dollars raised to help public school programs in west suburban Westchester are missing.
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Will gas prices soar as we head into the busy driving season? One survey says Chicago has the highest rates in the country.
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A fired teacher allegedly threatened students at Schmid Elementary School, which was placed on ''soft lockdown'' until police arrived.
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A former Hammond, Indiana pastor was sentenced to 12 years in prison Wednesday for having sex with a 17-year-old girl who attended his church.
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A former youth minister allegedly had sex with a teenager in cemeteries, restrooms and during a church retreat.
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Former Chicago Bears defensive tackle Chris Zorich pleaded guilty Thursday to four misdemeanor counts of not filing federal income tax forms from 2006 to 2009.
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There will soon be new fare payment options for CTA and Pace passengers, and the new open system comes with some fees and penalties.
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A group of Chicago area students got an important lesson on the dangers of bullying Thursday.
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The heavy snow stopped Wednesday, and cleanup efforts continued, especially on Chicago-area side streets.
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Alderman Ed Burke has proposed banning high-caffeine energy drinks in Chicago. A hearing Tuesday afternoon will address that proposal.
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Hundreds of items suspected of being stolen were put on display Wednesday by the Cook County Sheriff's Department.
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Burglaries are up in some Chicago neighborhoods. There are several things you can do to help protect your home and prevent burglary.
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The Illinois Supreme Court has developed rules that require lenders to exhaust all efforts to help a homeowner before they can move forward with foreclosure.
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The world's largest ocean conservation group visited eight Chicago sushi restaurants and found mislabeled fish at every one.
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With one week before the primary election in the 2nd Congressional District, a look at the Republicans on the ballot.
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The surviving Chicago teenager who was shot alongside his friend Hadiya Pendleton speaks about the ordeal.
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Forty-two million Americans have errors in their credit report, and half of those errors could keep people from getting mortgages and car loans.
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Forget running to the store. The next time you're out of everything from razor blades to under garments, you may find great savings online through a growing number of subscription-based businesses.
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The first food truck allowed to cook on site is now serving lunch on the streets of Chicago.
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Chicago teenagers touched by the shooting death of Hadiya Pendleton are proposing a plan for peace.
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