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Police issue all clear at Northwestern’s Chicago campus after reports of shots fired

Police say a large melee led to a woman firing a single shot in the 300 block of East Chicago Avenue about 9:06 p.m. Northwestern’s Chicago campus was placed on lockdown. No one is in custody.

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Three takeaways from Bears-Vikings game

The Bears-Vikings games next season figure to look a lot different.

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Bears QB Justin Fields’ deep pass sets up game-winner vs. Vikings

Finally, though, the Bears quarterback closed out a game. On third-and-10 from the Vikings’ 49 with 1:06 to play, Fields found receiver DJ Moore in the middle of the field for a 36-yard gain to set up a 30-yard Cairo Santos field goal.

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Bears’ 12-10 win over Vikings doesn’t cool coach Matt Eberflus’ hot seat

The Bears were on the verge of another embarrassing defeat, but won on a last-minute field goal.

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Skokie man facing additional charges in north suburban bomb threats

Jacob Spiro, 23, who was previously charged with making threats in several communities, is accused of making threats against Evanston Public Library and a McDonald’s.

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Motorist killed, child injured in Back of the Yards shooting, crash

A 38-year-old man was driving in the 4700 block of South Loomis Street when he was shot in the armpit Monday evening. Police say a 6-year-old boy was injured.

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Could Jets QB Aaron Rodgers get a shot at Bears or Packers in 2024?

The NFC North teams each host an AFC East team next season.

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Boo Buie lifts Northwestern to 89-67 win over Northern Illinois

Buie made 8 of 11 shots, including 4 of 5 from 3-point range, for the Wildcats, who trailed 42-41 at halftime.

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Mayor, CPS honor high-achieving student ‘Champions’ as the ‘best part of who we are’

A team of app developers looking to ease college and career searches and a 9th-grade debater hoping to bridge policy and people were among the students honored. “You will help us all build a better, stronger and much-safer Chicago,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said.

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Justin Fields starts hot, Bears cool off vs. Vikings in first half

Fields was near-perfect in the first quarter and struggled in the second, and the Bears and Vikings are tied 3-3 at halftime.

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Monday’s high school basketball scores

All the scores from around the area.

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Star witness in FBG Duck murder trial is a masked rap blogger — and longtime government informant

Martell Wiley, who runs the popular Trenches News YouTube channel, was paid nearly $25,000 to cooperate with the government, an FBI agent testified Monday.

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Jean Knight, had ’70s hit with ‘Mr. Big Stuff,’ dies at 80

In 1970 she recorded “Mr. Big Stuff” — a sassy and soulful chart-topping anthem that became known for the infectious refrain of “Who do you think you are?”

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City should be more transparent on cleanup of Brighton Park migrant tent site

The city’s tactics seem like another page out of this administration’s handbook: stonewalling the public and elected officials while saying as little as possible.

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Man, teen shot and wounded in Greater Grand Crossing

A man and a teen boy were shot and wounded about 3:10 Monday afternoon in the 300 block of West 75th Street.

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With Mike Ditka’s tenure still haunting the McCaskeys, hard to see them wanting Jim Harbaugh

If the Bears do replace Matt Eberflus, look for another tame hire.

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Stephen Colbert’s burst appendix takes ‘Late Show’ off the air

Surgery recovery wipes out Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday episodes of the CBS talk show.

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Bears or Vikes? Ryan Poles’ patient approach could still pay off

Poles turned down a finalist interview with the Vikings in 2022 to take the Bears job. The Vikings were 13-4 last year and are playoff contenders this year. But, with two potential top-five draft picks in 2024, Poles’ long game could still be a winner.

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A stitch in time: Joffrey Ballet costume crew stands ready to fix any rips in ‘The Nutcracker’

From repairing torn pants to stopping the walnuts from bumping into each other on stage, the work of Joffrey Ballet’s sewing team goes on long after the show starts.

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Bears returner/receiver Velus Jones active for Vikings game

Jones had been producing little on offense and having few opportunities to do anything more than take a touchback on kick returns. The Bears consider him their best kick returner, a role he could resume at kickoff.

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Stronger thigh muscles may reduce the risk of total knee replacement surgery, study finds

In the U.S., 14 million adults have symptomatic knee osteoarthritis and more than 600,000 undergo total knee replacement surgery each year at a cost of $30,249.

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Blues drummer Willie ‘The Touch’ Hayes, who played with B.B. King, the Temptations and Muddy Waters, dies at 73

Mr. Hayes, a prodigy on the drums from a young age, began touring with professional musicians at 16.

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No primary pass for six Congressional Dems on first filing day

A slew of statewide and county candidates filed petitions with the Illinois State Board of Elections and the Cook County clerk’s office on the first day of the week-long filing period to gain a spot on the March 19 primary ballot.

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COVID-19 dogs Burke trial, but no plans to halt rest of week’s testimony

COVID-19 is arguably one of the reasons it took so long for the feds to take former Ald. Ed Burke to trial in the first place. The FBI raided his offices five years ago this week. Criminal charges followed in 2019, but the pandemic helped scuttle plans to begin the…

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Rosalynn Carter was a pioneer in her role as first lady

She was soft-spoken but politically savvy and determined to increase awareness about mental illness at a time when many were embarrassed to discuss it, a Chicago-based member of her advance team writes.

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