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1999 Jane Doe IDed | New way to donate to kettles | Cold death | School beating caught on video |
Share-worthy stories from the Illinois Patch network to talk about tonight:
Uncle Shot, Killed Trying To Rescue Niece From Home Invader
Police said the 17-year-old was in her bedroom when a man entered the house through the window.
1999 Jane Doe Identified As Missing Illinois Woman
A 64-year-old woman is charged in the death of Peggy Lynn Johnson, whose remains went unidentified for 20 years.
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Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign Begins With New Ways To Donate
Bell ringers raise an average of $30 per hour, equaling enough to give 1 Christmas food box to a family of 6 or provide a night of shelter.
Cold Exposure Death Is Season's First In Chicago
Cold exposure and alcohol played a role in the 58-year-old's death.
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Cell Phone Video Captures Brutal Attack in H.S.
A 17-year-old student was beaten Wednesday inside the school.
Mayor Picks Ex-LAPD Chief Charlie Beck As Interim Superintendent
The son of a former Los Angeles police deputy chief and the father of two officers, Beck oversaw the department through reforms and scandals and is a friend of retiring Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
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