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Crime And Chaos Downtown And Beyond Are Keeping Tourists Away From Chicago, And Experts Say Something Has To Change
"The Chicago economy can't afford for hotels to fail. It can't afford for tourism to go down."
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Burglars Hit Three Tobacco Shops Overnight In West Town, Wicker Park, East Ukrainian Village
Police have not confirmed if the incidents are connected.
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Tyshon Brownlee, 19, Charged In Shooting And Robbery Of Dakotah Earley In Lincoln Park
According to the charges, Brownlee shot Earley three times after robbing him of his cell phone in the 1300 block of West Webster Avenue.
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Work Underway For New Athletic Field At Chicago's Farragut Career Academy High School
Chicago Mayor Lightfoot and community leaders broke ground on the project Tuesday morning.
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Chicago Heights Man Gets 37 Months In Prison For Threatening Violence At President Biden's Inauguration
Louis Capriotti left threatening voicemails to members of Congress.
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Chicago Early Voting Supersite For June Primary Election Opens Downtown On May 26
The early vote-by-mail application option for Chicagoans was made available in March.
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Aldermen Approve New Chicago Ward Map, Avoid Ballot Referendum On New Boundaries
Voters will not hvae to choose between two competing maps next month.
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Old Town Residents Meet With CPD To Discuss Safety After Crowds Took Over North Avenue Beach
Neighbors in Old Town will gather Monday night to demand safer streets from Chicago police.
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Chicago Police Officer Reportedly Hit By Car In West Englewood
The incident happened around 3:40 p.m. at 57th Street and Damen Avenue.
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Woman Attacked, Robbed On CTA Train In The Loop
Police said there was a physical altercation and the offenders took the victim's purse.
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Chicagoans Riding To Fight Rare Cancers During Cycle For Survival In Daley Plaza
Proceeds will go to cancer research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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Church Leaders Announce Next Steps For Antioch Baptist Church In Englewood Destroyed In Fire Last Month
The fire tore through the historic building in April, hours after a Good Friday service.
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Four People Ejected When Two Three-Wheeled Motorcycles Crash In Grant Park
All four people were injured in the crash on South Columbus Drive.
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Rep. Bobby Rush, Sen. Tammy Duckworth Reintroduce Gun Licensing Act Named For Blair Holt
Blair died in 2007, trying to protect a classmate as a purported gang member opened fire on a crowded CTA bus.
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White Sox Make-Up Game Against The Cleveland Guardians Announced
Wednesday's game was postponed after multiple positive COVID-19 tests within the Guardians organization.
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Woman Killed When Driver Slams Into Bus Shelter On Peterson Avenue Alongside Rosehill Cemetery
A 42-year-old man driving a black BMW plowed into the bus shelter and hit the woman, police said.
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White Sox Game Against Cleveland Guardians Postponed After Positive COVID Cases
Major League Baseball will provide a schedule update when it becomes available.
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CPS Launches 'Please Stay' Campaign To Promote Mental Health And Prevent Teen Suicides
The new campaign was created by Lady Gaga's Born This Way Foundation.
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Divvy Electric Scooters Debut In Downtown Chicago; Three Other Companies To Bring Scooters To Neighborhoods This Summer
The new Divvy docking station is at the Thompson Center at the corner of Randolph and LaSalle streets.
