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Block 37 poses as a mansion for ‘Clue: A Walking Mystery,’ an interactive whodunit that’s lots of fun

Challenging crime-solving game continues in Chicago through New Year’s Eve.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tensions simmer as newcomers and immigrants with deeper US roots strive for work permits

Mayors, governors and others have been forceful advocates for newly arrived migrants seeking shelter and work permits

The Independent UK

Off-duty Chicago police officer killed in Oak Lawn crash

Edwin Espinoza, 35, a probationary officer who was with the department one year, died in a single-car crash Sunday. A GoFundMe has raised more than $15,000 for his family.

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32 Famous TV Comedies Set Outside New York And Los Angeles

Here are 32 classic TV comedies in which the characters didn't live in New York City or Los Angeles.

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Man dies days after South Chicago shooting

Michael Burnette, 43, was standing on the sidewalk in the 7900 block of South Oglesby Avenue about 9:35 p.m. Nov. 21 when he was shot. He died Friday, authorities said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Someone in Chicago wonders where to turn when dating sites aren’t an option

No matter our age or circumstances, we all need options.

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Why Frozen Pizza Is the Best Pizza

The best pizza isn't made in New York, Chicago, or New Haven. It's made on assembly lines.

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Chicago area gets nearly 2 inches of snow

Snow began falling over the area Sunday morning and stopped by the afternoon. After dipping into the teens ovenight Sunday, warm temps will return later in the week.

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Chicago outdoors: Wondering on a sturgeon mount, cemetery buck, low turkey harvest

A buck wandering a Chicago cemetery, wondering about the whereabouts of a sturgeon mount and Illinois’ low fall turkey harvest are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

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A hearty scoop of thanks

Even with Chicago sports struggling right now, there’s still much to be grateful for on the landscape.

Chicago Sun-Times

Venezuelan artist paints his way to Chicago: ‘I never dreamed I would do that’

Wilfredo Garcia, a self-taught painter from the Venezuelan countryside, paid in murals for his trip across several countries, leaving traces of the spirit of the Venezuelan heartland all along the way.

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Modest crowds make for swift Black Friday shopping on Mag Mile

Despite less foot traffic, Black Friday still is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year in the U.S., according to ShopperTrak.

Chicago Sun-Times

Who was Betty Boop? New stage musical in Chicago tells a tale of the timeless cartoon creation

Almost 100 years after Max Fleischer created the character, she remains a wildly popular slice of American pop culture.

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Veteran Broadway team crafts ‘Boop! The Musical’ as a love story for a new age

Two-time Tony Award-winning director/choreographer Jerry Mitchell tapped Jasmine Amy Rogers for the lead role in the world-premiere musical at Chicago’s CIBC Theatre.

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Dubuque, known for its natural beauty, embraces murals

The Iowa city on the Illinois border has about 60 murals painted by artists from around the country, with a few Chicago connections.

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Black Panthers’ legacy, image at issue in feud over historic sites

A push to memorialize the Illinois Black Panther Party on the National Register of Historic Places has advanced to the national level.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago has been a welcoming city for centuries

Native Americans started it all, making Chicago a welcoming place to “DuSables” of all colors, creeds, orientations and socio-economic backgrounds, Buildings Commissioner Matthew W. Beaudet writes.

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University of Chicago student Garrett Chalfin created The New York Times crossword puzzle in Sunday’s Sun-Times

Chalfin, 19, spent over a year creating his latest one, which was published in last Sunday’s New York Times and is in Sunday’s Chicago Sun-Times.

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Reunion of The State brings decades of comedy experience to Chicago stage

Formerly ‘cutthroat’ castmates now perform together in ‘a gentler, kinder way,’ says group member Michael Ian Black.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago’s small-business owners have their day amid the holiday hoopla

Big-box chains still draw the crowds, but many shoppers prefer to support local merchants. They’re getting a push from Chicago-area festivities planned for Small Business Saturday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago police investigate a dozen armed robberies in span of an hour

Police say two to four armed men approached people on the street and robbed them between 7:20 and 8:20 a.m. Thursday. No one is in custody.

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Chicagoans open hearts, doors for Thanksgiving meals: ‘It’s like a family’

Organizations offer free meals, a dinner table and a ‘family’ environment for those who need it. Arepas were a top choice at one spot. ‘I’m feeling the warmth’ a guest said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Thousands flock to 89th annual Chicago Thanksgiving Parade on State Street in the Loop

The return of giant balloons after a five-year absence wows the crowds, and bright crisp weather, marching bands and Santa and Mrs. Claus kept spirits festive.

Chicago Sun-Times

A return to something near normal for show season around Chicago outdoors

Show season around Chicago outdoors looks to be returning to something like normal.

Chicago Sun-Times

Giving thanks for new neighbors — migrants — who are becoming part of Chicago and America

For many, the blessing is simply being here. They had a long journey and faced untold hardships to request asylum in America, the executive director of New Life Centers writes.

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