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Animal shelters are at capacity. Here’s what to think about when adopting a pet.

“As people are going through the adoption process we try to set expectations for this particular pet and what we’ve observed about their behaviors,” PAWS Chicago CEO Susanna Wickham said.

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Bears rule out G Teven Jenkins for Cardinals game

Jenkins, who left Sunday’s game against the Browns in the second quarter because of a concussion, has not cleared the NFL’s concussion protocol.

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‘Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker’ an extraordinary, superbly jazzed take on a holiday classic

It’s “The Nutcracker” to a totally different beat, and thoroughly entertaining.

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Powerful ‘Color Purple’ balances heavy drama with exhilarating musical numbers

Fantasia Barrino, Danielle Brooks lead the impressive ensemble playing resilient women who persevere in an unforgiving world.

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The fight over public utility rate hikes in Illinois is far from over

Organized labor and the business community are demanding far more robust infrastructure spending, while the governor’s people point to very real cost considerations for consumers.

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Picture Chicago: 12 must-see Sun-Times photos from this week in news

A 5-year-old boy died after living in a crowded migrant shelter in Pilsen, the Blackhawks unveiled Rocky’s Bar at the United Center, and former Ald. Edward Burke (14th) was found guilty of racketeering, bribery and attempted extortion.

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Police oversight agency recommends firing four Chicago cops tied to corrupt former sergeant

The officers worked with ex-Sgt. Ronald Watts, who is tied to at least 230 exonerations.

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Texas abortion case defies logic, and compassion

Kate Cox had to flee the state to secure a legal abortion that could possibly save her life. These situations will continue as long as it’s politicians, “activists” and judges making the calls instead of women and their doctors.

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Illinois’ license plate ‘Naughty List’ highlights 2023’s most obscene, rejected requests

The “Naughty List” included plate requests for EATBUTT, WOOPASS, POOPSY and IOWASUX.

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Federal court revives child sexual exploitation lawsuit against Nirvana over ‘Nevermind’ naked baby album cover

Spencer Elden alleges that he has suffered ‘permanent harm’ in appearing naked as a 4-month-old on the cover of the 1991 album ‘Nevermind.’

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Granted, nothing middling about this move at Midewin

Openlands and The Wetlands Initiative received a $1.5 million grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation through the America the Beautiful Challenge to restore and expand 1,321 acres of grassland habitat across Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie.

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Flying from O’Hare during the holidays? Take note of these traveling tips to ease your stress

Don’t let the quirks of O’Hare or one of the airlines get to you. Look for someone wearing a blue vest, a Travelers Aid Chicago volunteer, to get help.

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Dear Abby: I don’t trust guy at my wife’s work who texts her a lot

They go back and forth about non-work subjects like his love life, but she swears to her husband there’s nothing going on between them.

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This comic tells how a Chicago med school is using improv, virtual reality and, yes, comics to help doctors and patients communicate

How can doctors learn to be more empathetic? Comics journalist Josh Neufeld’s “Empathy 101” shows how a University of Chicago doctor is part of a movement to show them how.

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‘The Boys in the Boat’: Rowing movie drifts from one sports cliche to the next

Director George Clooney follows formula as college lads aim for gold at the 1936 Olympics.

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Amid PPP fraud investigation, 9 top employees have left chief Cook County judge’s office

A year into Judge Timothy Evans’ still-secret investigation, the Sun-Times has found that nine of his highest-paid employees who left match loan recipients in the fraud-ridden Paycheck Protection Program.

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Will grandparents’ wartime love letters offer wisdom to share with my son on matters of the heart?

In the hundreds of letters my English grandmother and American grandfather exchanged in 1944, can I find some wisdom to help my son, 12, face some future heartbreak.

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Horoscope for Friday, Dec. 22, 2023

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

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Bulls use physicality to get the best of ‘Wemby’ and Spurs in Round 2

Although the Bulls earned the win in San Antonio less than two weeks ago, rookie sensation Victor Wembanyama finished with 21 points and 20 rebounds that night. That was not the case on Thursday at the United Center.

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Schaumburg shooting suspect being treated at hospital flees

Dion T. Rodgers is wanted in connection with a shooting Dec, 13 in suburban Schaumburg. He was last seen in the 2000 block of West Division Street in Chicago.

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Isaiah Green’s late heroics help Thornton knock off undefeated Kankakee

Thornton senior Isaiah Green was the most observant player on the court in the crucial moment of the game on Thursday in Harvey.

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The Bulls’ Zach LaVine (right foot) on track to start cutting next week

LaVine continued running and getting shots up lately, but the foot injury will really be tested next week when the hope is he can start cutting.

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Mayor Brandon Johnson, city leaders react to Ed Burke guilty verdict in corruption case

Former and current elected officials comment on the conviction of the longest-serving, once-powerful dean of the Chicago City Council. ‘The tyranny of Ed Burke is over,’ former Mayor Lori Lightfoot said.

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Former Chicago paralegal pleads guilty to embezzling over $600,000 from bankruptcy estate accounts

Becky Louise Sutton, formerly of Forest Park, pleaded guilty to a federal fraud charge for embezzling funds from bankruptcy estate accounts from 2009 to 2018.

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Chicago shelters deal with surge in homeless pets

Large breed dogs are the toughest to get adopted.

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