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2 Killed In Fire | Sex Tryst Gone Wrong | Bullets Fly Outside Business
Also: Atty wants text case tossed | OSHA fines contractor | Teacher won't be back | Shots fired call unfounded | Fire burns half-acre, cars

Miss a day, miss a lot. Catch up on the Southland's top stories for Thursday, March 13.
Two men who died in a basement fire in Oak Lawn have been identified by the Cook County Medical Examiner.
The incident started at Wind Creek Chicago Southland Casino, and unfolded in the early morning hours Wednesday.
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Two employees of Filta Environmental Kitchen Solutions were brandishing guns outside the business before the shooting occurred, police said.
Manhattan District 114 Board members voted Wednesday not to renew the contract for a PE teacher under investigation for alleged policy violations.
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Timothy Pawula faces harassment charges related to messages sent to Sen. Hastings. His attorney says he's never been properly charged.
Village Manager Pat Carr blamed two state legislators for reported negligence at the site. The park district called it a "political stunt."
Harley Garrett, of South Chicago Heights, was hit broadside by a driver later charged with aggravated DUI. His injuries were extensive.
Police were called Wednesday around 1 p.m. to the area of Elder Road and Center Avenue for a possible shots fired call.
The fast food chain is making its return to Illinois, and has a tentative opening timeline for Tinley, suburban locations.
According to the District, the $15 million in bonds would finance improvements at Central over two summers.
A controlled burn that spread due to conditions damaged half an acreage, and heavily damaged several cars at a Peotone property Wednesday.
The fast food chain is making its return to Illinois, now with a tentative opening timeline for New Lenox and other suburban locations.
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