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CPS vaccine provider had ‘every opportunity to get right’ with the rules,...

The city noticed irregularities in the reporting, requesting, and allocation of vaccine supply,” an official said.

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Alderman calls for City Council to get final say in Chicago monuments decisions

Chicago’s downtown alderman wants the City Council to have the final say on whether monuments up for review in their wards get taken down as part of “a racial healing and historical reckoning project”...

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Former Vernon Hills deputy police chief indicted on allegations of official...

Former Vernon Hills PD Deputy Chief Patrick Zimmerman was indicted by a Grand Jury Wednesday, March 24.

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Cook County Land Bank head announces resignation, heading to private sector job

Robert Rose is stepping down in June after six years of heading the agency tasked with getting vacant land redeveloped.

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Man fatally wounded in Gresham alley one of 5 shot in less than 4 hours...

Two men were shot, one fatally, Wednesday afternoon on the South Side, Chicago police said.

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‘Everyone just went running’: Chaotic scene unfolds as customer shot dead...

One person was killed and two suspects were taken into custody after a chase following a fatal shooting Wednesday afternoon outside an Illinois secretary of state’s driver facility in Bridgeview,...

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More CPS students sign up for in-person learning but still no high school...

Families are feeling more comfortable about returning to school, one CPS official said.

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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: Gov. Pritzker gets his shot and raises...

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

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Loretto Hospital doctor embroiled in vaccine controversy resigns, officials say

Anosh Ahmed, a top doctor at Loretto Hospital, has resigned amid ongoing controversy over connected people receiving vaccinations from the West Side provider.

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Sources: Potentially explosive material found at Near North Side apartment...

FBI, bomb squad, SWAT called to hazmat where man died earlier on Near North Side.

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Column: Evanston’s reparations plan is more symbol than substance

Evanston set out to show how it could be done but fell short, Dahleen Glanton writes.

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Column: COVID-19 vaccinations are everyone’s chance to do something good. And...

COVID-19 vaccinations are everyone’s chance to do something good and help other people. Plus it may give you sculpted abs, who knows?

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Daywatch: Loretto Hospital doctor resigns over vaccine controversy, COVID...

Good morning, Chicago. Here are some of the top stories you need to know to start your day.

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Murder charges after fatal shooting, police standoff

A man arrested after a Far South Side standoff with a Chicago police SWAT team has been charged with murder in the fatal shooting of Senita Harper, 40, who was found dead when Joseph West, 30,...

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Explosive materials found at Near North Side apartment

Sources say two pipe bombs were found in the unit at 240 E. Illinois St. on Wednesday, more than 12 hours after Theodore Hilk was found dead there.

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The pollution next door

In Illinois and the Midwest, there are numerous neighborhoods bordering properties producing air, water or soil pollution. Some residents have lived in these areas for generations; others can’t afford...

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Residents fight Army Corps plan to expand sludge tank at the mouth of the...

Officials with the Army Corps said they hope to award a construction contract for the larger tank by September, while community groups have vowed to fight any environmental permitting needed for the...

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Fiercely proud of their home, residents of the Southeast Side — long a toxic...

The Southeast Side remains home to various industries that produce waste materials affecting the area’s air, land and water.

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Bob Plager, a St. Louis Blues great, dies in a car accident

Former St. Louis Blues defenseman Bob Plager was killed Wednesday in a car crash in St. Louis. He was 78.

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2 men die in shootout in South Shore apartment, police say

Two men have died after they got into a dispute early Thursday and started shooting at each other in a South Shore apartment, according to Chicago police.

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