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Bears’ projected defensive depth chart before minicamp

Ahead of mandatory minicamp next week, we're projecting what the Bears' defensive (and special teams) depth chart looks like.

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City again delays moving migrants from shuttered YMCA to Daley College

Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration has been unclear about the reasoning behind the transfer, and has even kept a local City Council member in the dark about the plan.

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Parking meter deal keeps on giving — for private investors, not Chicago taxpayers

Results of the latest parking meter audit by accounting giant KPMG shows meter revenues reached a record $140.4 million last year - with 60 years left on a 75-year lease.

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2 men shot — one fatally — in Chicago Lawn

They were shot in the 3100 block of West Redfield Drive, police said.

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‘Unabomber’ Ted Kaczynski, a Chicago native, dies in federal prison at 81

Years before the Sept. 11 attacks and the anthrax mailing, the “Unabomber’s” deadly homemade bombs changed the way Americans mailed packages and boarded airplanes, even virtually shutting down air travel on the West Coast in July 1995.

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Bears’ projected offensive depth chart before minicamp

Ahead of mandatory minicamp next week, we're projecting what the Bears' offensive depth chart looks like.

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Marquis Hill: Rituals + Routines review – cosmic jazz the mindful way

The genre-spanning Chicago trumpeter and guests focus on breathing, movement and cleansing on this brisk, playful album

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Chicago outdoors: Yes, eggbombing is a thing

A cool photo of a pied-billed grebe, eggbombing monarchs and a Downstate black bear are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

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Driver killed in accident while taking man with gunshot wounds to hospital on South Side

A man picked up another man who had been shot and was on the way to University of Chicago Medical Center when he struck a car and a pole.

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Bellator 297 loses two bouts including former title challenger

Two fights have been removed from next week's Bellator 297 card in Chicago, bringing the lineup down to 16 bouts.

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Is Chicago ready to expand the coach house and basement unit program?

City officials and multiple alderpersons agree the Additional Dwelling Unit program deserves a boost. But amid political and logistical hurdles, they warn it will take time.

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Civic Committee recommendations on pensions, estate tax getting a look from lawmaker

Illinois Senate President Don Harmon says he thinks the Civic Committee of the Commercial Club of Chicago offers “a very interesting blueprint.”

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Chicago gears up for Juneteenth festivities

Festivals, performances and other events will be held in neighborhoods across the city on Juneteenth and weekend leading up to Monday, June 19.

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Chicago Pride Month: List of events, parades, and more

Pride Month is well underway, with events nearly every day happening around the city. Take a look.

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Dr. Edmond Confino, popular infertility doctor in Chicago, dead at 71

Dr. Confino helped thousands conceive, including U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth.

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Woman arrested during downtown Chicago looting pleads guilty to federal gun charges

Amber Pelzer, of south suburban Lansing, was downtown with a gun in her car on a night of widespread unrest after police killed George Floyd in 2020.

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CPS’ special-education leader steps down

The change comes a week after the Chicago Teachers Union took a vote of no confidence in department chief Stephanie Jones and demanded she resign for “dismal failures to protect the district’s most vulnerable students.”

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New York artist Nathaniel Mary Quinn on making art that reflects who we really are

He grew up in Chicago in one of the most dangerous housing projects in America. At 5, he discovered he had a talent for drawing... and that gang leaders would offer him protection in exchange for appearing in his comic books. Now four decades on, he’s a revered New York…

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Iowa’s Kris Murray is perfect NBA Draft trade-up target for Bulls

Iowa forward Kris Murray is the perfect trade-up candidate for the Chicago Bulls in the 2023 NBA Draft.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Blackening’: How a Chicago comedian’s takedown of horror cliches grew into high-profile Hollywood movie

Second City alum (and critic) Dewayne Perkins co-writes and co-stars in comedy film about why the Black characters always die first.

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Pistons’ Corry Joseph named as ‘sleeper’ Bulls free agency target

The Chicago Bulls will be looking to improve their point guard play this summer, and Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph could be an option.

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Riccardo Muti: ‘I leave the position of music director knowing that I have done my best’

The world-renowned conductor, who is stepping down from his post with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra later this month, plans to return to the podium at Symphony Center, but less frequently and without the demands of being the orchestra’s music director.

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A Comprehensive Stage Lighting Rig Helps Make Chicago’s Salt Shed a Must-See Venue

Elation solutions light up one of Chicago's hottest new live-event venues.

Chicago Sun-Times

Ex-Cook County judge, accused of stealing decorated Tuskegee Airman’s life savings, is ordered to pay $1.2 million

A default judgment was entered against Patricia Martin, former presiding judge of the Cook County juvenile court’s child protection division, after she failed to respond to Oscar Wilkerson Jr.’s lawsuit.

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The big city winners and losers of the Fortune 500: Why Houston, Atlanta and Dallas are (almost) beating New York and Chicago

New York and Chicago have each declined more than 70% since the early days of the Fortune 500.

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