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Chicago Teen Admits on Snapchat to Killing His Friend
He recorded his confession while sitting in the back of a police car, according to authorities.
Gun-Toting Vet Sits Outside Home Because He Can
The 34 year old told police he was exercising his Second Amendment rights.
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Northbrook Woman Risks Excommunication to Become Priest
Susan Vaickauski has wanted to be a priest all her life. Even if this means being kicked out of the church she loves.
Firefighter Gives Oxygen to Kitten Rescued From Fire
The kitten was saved from a fire at a three-story building in Albany Park on Monday.
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'Worst Nightmare in History': Son of Illinois Couple in Murder-Suicide Claims Years of Abuse
Officials are investigating Aaron Wulf's accusations that his parents and a Glenbrook North HS teacher abused him.
Also Worth a Look Today
- Winnetka Man Helped Detain Wrigley Field Bathroom Predator: Prosecutor
- Batavia Police Officer Shot Stray Pit Bull After Being Attacked: Police
- 3 Injured After Garbage Truck Overturns in Crest Hill
- Tobacco Buying and Selling Age Raised to 21 in Oak Park
- Outdoor Ice Skating Rink to Open at Navy Pier Friday
- Dairy Queen Eyes Expansion in Cook and Lake Counties
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