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Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight:
Needle Found In Kit Kat Handed Out On Halloween: Police
A child found a large sewing needle in candy who received while trick-or-treating last week.
Sears Closing Another Illinois Store
The location is slated to close in February.
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ComEd Incident Was False Alarm, Police Announce
Police explained what was behind the large emergency response that drew 20 to 30 police cars.
Man Who Killed Wife Over Coffee Pot Fight Gets 16 Years
Larry Lotz was suffering from PTSD, his defense attorney said, when he shot Karen Lotz in January 2016.
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Teen Gets Prison For Car Burglary That Ended In Cousin's Death
Diamond Davis was sentenced over the incident that left a 14-year-old boy dead.
Homeowner Fires Warning Shot As Driver Flees Into His Yard: Cops
Police said the driver left behind two injured teens and fled into a yard where children were playing.
Also Worth a Look Today
- Eddie Johnson Retiring Amid Investigation
- Author Says District 200 Canceled Visit Due To LGBT Content
- 3 Pets Die In House Fire
- Missing Woman Found Safe
- Fatal Crash On I-55
- Take A Peek At Chicago's Official Christmas Tree
- Golden Ticket Found, Woman Wins Prize
- Racino Owner Makes Plea To Trustees
- Charges Pending In Standoff
- Winter Ale Fest Tickets On Sale
- Holiday Express Train Tickets Available
- Woman Hits House With Car
- 179-Year-Old House Is Timeless
- Lithuanian Ex-Judge Extradited From Chicago
Across America
- Impeachment Update: Giuliani Engaged In A Campaign 'Full Of Lies'
- Acid Attack: Hate crime Charges Filed In Battery Acid Incident
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