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Wheaton College Hazing Incident: Football Players Beat, Sexually Assaulted, Kidnapped Freshman, Cops Say

James Cooksey, Benjamin Pettway, Kyler Kregel, Samuel TeBos and Noah Spielman are accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a freshman.

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Siblings Slash Grubhub Driver With Box Cutter In Chicken Wing Heist: COPS

Food delivery driver was delivering Bubba's wings when brother and sister robbed her with a box cutter, police said.

Geneva High Shooting Rumors Are Unfounded: Police, School Officials

School officials increased security at Geneva High School after learning of rumors of a possible school shooting early Wednesday.

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Best Spot For Amazon's HQ2 In Chicago? Mayor Rahm Emanuel Wants Suggestions

The city is accepting nominations for potential sites for the tech giant's 2nd headquarters.

Fugitive Ex-Chicago Cop Arrested In Detroit

Eddie C. Hicks, 68, had been on the run from the FBI for nearly 15 years after fleeing before his federal drug conspiracy trial.

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Metra Train Fatally Strikes Pedestrian In Lisle; Second Pedestrian-Train Fatality In Days

A BNSF Metra train fatally struck a pedestrian in Lisle late Tuesday night. An investigation is underway.

Mattoon School Shooting Wounds 1; Suspect In Custody

The southeastern Illinois high school was locked down and evacuated Wednesday.

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Wounded Naperville Vet To Run Chicago Half Marathon

He sustained back, shoulder and brain injuries in the Army. Now that he's recovering, he's ready to run.

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