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Bears TE Cole Kmet, CB Jaylon Johnson to miss practice Wednesday

Johnson was injured in Sunday’s 37-17 win against the Cardinals. Kmet was limited in the game after hurting his knee the week before.

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2 women killed, 10-month-old wounded in shooting inside Cicero home

Police say two women were shot to death in their home Tuesday. An infant is hospitalized with gunshot wounds. A body, believed to be that of the shooter, was found in a nearby park with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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Mystery of who painted Wrigley Field painting is solved

Retired chiropractor Daniel Kamen spent years trying to learn the artist who painted a beloved painting of Cubs fans in the stands. Sleuths helped lead him to Oak Park.

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Dear Abby: Longtime husband suddenly leaves for another woman

Devastated wife of 30 years still loves the man and has trouble letting go, even as he flaunts his new girlfriend all over town.

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Parents of special education children need guidance, support

Parents need the training to become partners in educating children with special needs, a preschool special education teacher writes.

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Chicago’s Soul Prime restaurant boosted by ‘Keith Lee effect’ following TikToker’s visit

The video of Lee’s visit to the American soul food restaurant now has 9 million views, and the small staff is still seeing a steady stream of business months later.

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‘Memory’: Jessica Chastain, Peter Sarsgaard glow as wounded souls making a connection

Relationship evolves in a natural way in unsettling and sometimes beautiful film.

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Horoscope for Wednesday, Jan. 3, 2024

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Libra.

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2 women shot, killed in domestic dispute in Cicero; search underway for suspect

Officers found the women, 19 and 29, with gunshot wounds around 7:45 p.m. in the 1800 block of South 48th Court.

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Blackhawks suffer another mid-game injury in shutout loss to Predators

Anthony Beauvillier left with an arm or wrist issue, adding to a lengthy injury list. Meanwhile, the Hawks squandered a strong start by Arvid Soderblom in a 3-0 defeat, their 12th straight on the road.

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No. 9 Illinois routs visiting Northwestern

Marcus Domask scored 32 for the Illini, who shot 62.5% from the field.

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Teen boy wounded in Austin shooting

The boy, 15, was shot in the leg in an apartment in the 1700 block of North Mango Avenue before 5 p.m. Tuesday.

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Short-handed Bulls get schooled by Joel Embiid and the 76ers

It was a bad night for the Bulls to miss shots and then come up short in the physicality department, as Embiid & Co. took advantage of every mistake in the first half.

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Masks are back in Chicago-area health care settings

Some Chicago-area health care systems are again requiring visitors to mask up to help mitigate recent spreading of respiratory viruses, mainly influenza, COVID-19 and RSV. Rush is the latest to bring back masks.

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DePaul has no answer for No. 4 UConn

Da’Sean Nelson scored 19 points and Elijah Fisher 17 for the Demons, who shot just 36% from the floor

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Pope.L, world-renowned performance artist and teacher at University of Chicago, dies at 68

Pope.L called himself a “fisherman of social absurdity.” He once crawled along New York’s Broadway in a Superman costume and ate scraps of the Wall Street Journal while sitting on a toilet.

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With Chicago’s migrant crisis worsening, Biden should step up

The migrant issue is a defining moment for Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration. But the same holds true for President Biden, who faces reelection this year

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‘Good Grief’: Daniel Levy directs his first film, a showcase of sadness, humor and beauty

‘Schitt’s Creek’ co-star plays a man in mourning in warm weeper set in London and Paris.

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Amtrak looking for input on Union Station concourse redesign

The passenger rail service is seeking public feedback on how to improve services in Chicago. In December, Union Station was awarded $93 million for upgrades.

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Roz’s return on ‘Night Court’ a ‘pleasant surprise’ for Chicago’s Marsha Warfield

Comedian says stepping onto the set of the ’80s sitcom was ‘like going back to your prom when you’re in your 70s.’

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Bulls guard Zach LaVine might be ready to return Friday at United Center

LaVine is scheduled for one more intense practice with the G League Windy City Bulls on Wednesday. As long as his injured right foot comes out of that with no setbacks, he might play Friday against the Hornets.

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Chicago abortion rights and LGBTQ+ advocates seek permit to march on day before Democratic National Convention

The Democratic Party has failed to protect abortion and LGBTQ+ rights, the advocates claim.

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‘Bachelorette’ Rachel Lindsay’s husband, Bryan Abasolo, files for divorce

He cited irreconcilable differences for the breakup and his filing in Los Angeles Superior Court says the pair separated on Dec. 31 after four years of marriage.

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Travelers hoping to ring in the new year twice are left disappointed by United Airlines delay

Holiday revelers set to see midnight in Guam and then again in Hawaii were delayed by six hours, missing their second celebration by 34 minutes.

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Les McCann, innovative jazz musician, dies at 88

He was best known for “Compared to What,” a funky protest song on which he first teamed up with his future musical partner, saxophonist Eddie Harris.

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