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Woman Shot, Critically Wounded In Lincoln Square
She was taken to Swedish Hospital in critical condition.
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Mayor Lori Lightfoot's Gas Card Program Advances, After Tweaks To Appease Skeptical Aldermen
The Budget Committee voted 15-12 to approve the mayor's "Chicago Moves" program.
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New Piping Plover Spotted At Rainbow Beach
A beach clean-up event is being held this weekend to improve the nesting habitat.
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Antioch Missionary Baptist Church In Englewood To Be Demolished After Devastating Fire
The fire first broke out around 2:30 p.m. Friday.
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Trial For Accused Serial Scammer Candace Clark Postponed After Prosecutor And Judge Get COVID-19
The trial is now set to begin on June 3.
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5 Injured, Including 2 CPD Officers, In Crash On Dan Ryan Expressway Near 31st Street
Two officers were taken to a hospital with minor injuries.
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City Says East Garfield Park Building, Where A Porch Collapsed, Killing One And Injuring Two Others, 'Must Be Demolished'
The building was deemed to be structurally unsound.
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Dr. Ngozi Ezike Named New President And CEO Of Sinai Chicago Hospital System
The former director of the Illinois Department of Public Health begins her new role on June 13.
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Owner Of East Garfield Park Building Filed For Bankruptcy Two Weeks Before Partial Collapse Killed 1, Injured 2
Building owner Katie Simmons filed for bankruptcy on March 30, according to court records.
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Brooklyn Subway Shooting Suspect Frank James Once Lived In Single-Room Occupancy Hotel In Chicago's Uptown Neighborhood
James lived at the Aragon Arms Hotel from April 2015 to March 2017, CBS reports.
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30 Years Ago Today: Great Chicago Flood Paralyzes Loop Businesses
An estimated 250 million gallons of Chicago River water poured through a crack into a little-used network of tunnels under the Loop in 1992.
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Anti-Cruelty Society's Annual BARK Fundraiser Returning To The Lakefront On May 21
The event will take place at Soldier Field.
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Chicago Police Say They're Working To Ensure Safety On CTA Following Mass Shooting On New York City Subway
"We stand with the people of New York City following this despicable act of violence," the department said in a statement.
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Former Postal Worker Charged With Stealing Stimulus Checks From Mail
Federal prosecutors did not specify exactly how much money the stolen stimulus payments contained.
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Man Stabbed On CTA Red Line Train In River North
The victim was taken to Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where his condition was stabilized.
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Woman Dies After Lincoln Park Apartment Fire
CFD said the woman was taken to the local hospital in critical condition and later died.
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2 Dead, 4 Wounded After Shooting At Gathering In Elgin
Police said the victims were men with injuries ranging from serious to non-life-threatening.
Chicago|News|
Man And Woman Found Dead In Senior Facility
A 79-year-old man and 61-year-old woman were found in the senior living apartment on Sunday.
Chicago|News|
Mark Your Calendar: Next Total Solar Eclipse Is Two Years From Today
The last total solar eclipse visible in the U.S. took place on August 2017.
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PAWS Chicago's Adopt-A-Thon Is Underway
The event is meant to help clear out the shelter as much as possible to make room for all the incoming kittens and puppies.
