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Fourth Victim Alleges Sex Abuse By Father Pfleger, Attorney Says
Two men who claim St. Sabina's activist priest the Rev. Michael Pfleger sexually abused them in the 1970s took lie-detector tests.

Mark Konkol, recipient of the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for local reporting, wrote and produced the Peabody Award-winning series "Time: The Kalief Browder Story." He was a producer, writer and narrator for the "Chicagoland" docuseries on CNN and a consulting producer on the Showtime documentary "16 Shots."
Two men who claim St. Sabina's activist priest the Rev. Michael Pfleger sexually abused them in the 1970s took lie-detector tests.

KONKOL COLUMN: Let's face it — there's no way Loretto Hospital is the only vaccination provider to gig the system in our crooked state.
Gov. Pritzker supports the kind of vaccine passports U of I's for-profit company Shield T3 is poised to eventually add to its COVID-19 app.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says a disturbing trend in coronavirus cases, hospitalizations could impact lifting social distance restrictions.
DuPage public health officials on March 12 stopped sending vaccine to Innovative Express Care, a firm Chicago says misallocated 6,000 shots.
UPDATE: Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Innovative Express Care asked city for more second vaccine doses than first doses for CPS employees.
City public health commissioner Dr. Alison Arwady says COVID-19 cases have spiked 23-percent over the last week.
KONKOL COLUMN: Gov. Pritzker heats up re-election bid with COVID-19 policies that baffle Illinois' top pandemic expert, defy common sense.
St. Sabina pastor the Rev. Michael Pfleger says he will "no longer wait in silence" as Chicago Archdiocese investigates sex abuse claims.
KONKOL COLUMN: Without a legislative fix, Illinois' legal weed "fakequity" issues could be trouble for Gov. J.B. Pritzker's re-election bid.
The Bears signed quarterback Andy Dalton, a three-time Pro Bowler, to a $10 million deal, according to reports.
Chris Stapleton, Guns N' Roses, Lady Gaga concerts and more will be held at Wrigley Field this year if pandemic restrictions allow.
KONKOL COLUMN: When a vaccine order miscue delayed doses to the 60628 ZIP code, Ald. Beale stepped up as his ward's COVID-19 safety net.
Stella Julia Gill who raised three children in East Hazel Crest is remembered for her cooking, art and love that she gave so generously.
Sen. Tammy Duckworth's re-election campaign uses four-letter word in belated International Women's Day jab at Fox News host.
KONKOL COLUMN: Like 1 in 3 Americans, my parents were on the fence about getting vaccinated until they saw the consequences of waiting.
Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she's optimistic this summer in Chicago could look a lot more like the pre-pandemic summer of 2019.
KONKOL COLUMN: FEMA changed appointment eligibility after Gov. Pritzker's policy, promise of vaccine-distribution equity didn't pan out.
Three commercial developments aim to help revitalize downtrodden business districts in Austin, Auburn Gresham and Englewood.
A Chicagoan was found to have contracted the COVID-19 P.1 variant, which may spread more easily and be resistant to coronavirus antibodies.