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A letter from World Business Chicago, signed by Mayor Lori Lightfoot and other civic leaders, urges Fortune 500 companies to invest here because local laws respect worker diversity and impose fewer limits on abortions.

An air ambulance service official says at least eight helicopters are taking patients from the site of a passenger train that derailed in Missouri while traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago

The train was on its way to Chicago from Los Angeles when the accident occurred

Check out all the best highlights from Justin Fields' rookie season with the Chicago Bears

There’s only been one question in Chicago about this summer’s NBA free agency — will Zach LaVine be on the Bulls next season?

Today’s update is a 5-minute read that will brief you on the day’s biggest stories.

“My family is shattered right now,” Gianno Caldwell told Fox 32 Chicago. “The fact that this continues to happen in this city — one in which I grew up and which I love — is utterly disappointing and disgusting.”

CHICAGO — In the final weekend before Tuesday’s primary election, the disparity in campaigning between Republicans running for governor and the Democratic incumbent they hope to replace foreshadows a fall general election campaign in which culture wars will likely take center stage.

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