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Brown's Chicken Killer Gets $451K In Civil Rights...
Six People Shot At Party In Austin
10 Wounded In Weekend Shootings
Gun In Clothing Goes Off, Kills Thrift Store Worker
Cancer Returns For Cardinal George
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Teen Girl Missing From Back Of The Yards
Police are looking for a teenage girl who has been missing from the Back of the Yards neighborhood since Friday.
Teen Charged In Murder Of Livery Driver
A South Side teenager has been charged in last month’s slaying of a livery driver blocks away from U.S. Cellular Field.
Man Convicted Of Brown’s Chicken Massacre Awarded $451K For Civil Rights Suit
Six People Shot At Party In Austin
Prosecutors: Man Stabbed His Mother And Then Took Her Cash
Rollover Crash In Edgewater Hospitalizes Two
Person On Tracks Halts Green Line Trains On South Side
Older Man Asks 22-Year-Old For A Date, Touches Her Inappropriately When She Refuses
Hydrants, Hoses Aid Some Elgin Residents With Frozen Pipes
Politics
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Hundreds Of Protesters Call For Changes In Immigration Policy
Several hundred people rallied in the Federal Plaza downtown Saturday demanding changes in U.S. immigration policy and an end to deportations that split families.
Republican Lawmakers Want To End Special State Funding For CPS
Some Republican lawmakers have renewed an effort to end one of the state funding sources for the Chicago Public Schools, so districts outside the city can get more money.
New Group Helps Seek Asylum For LGBT Victims Of Persecution
Prostitution Concerns Halt Effort To Allow Booze In Chicago Strip Clubs
Lawmakers Begin Hearings In Push For Higher Minimum Wage
Aldermen Seek Mandatory Sick Time For All Chicago Workers
Chicago FOP Removes Lodge President Shields
GOP Candidates Tackle Each Other Head-On In Debate
Aldermen OK Ban On Sale Of ‘Puppy Mill’ Animals At Pet Stores
Business
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Hyde Park Salon Fighting Eviction Amid Neighborhood Revival
Sahan Kourouma views the battle as the big guy trying to sit on the little people. She's run her Motherland Salon in Hyde Park for about 20 years. The new owners of her building want her out, but her lease runs until 2015.
Veteran-Owned Beer Company Partners With Losch Beverage
A north suburban beer distributor in Lake Villa will roll out the barrel for a veteran-owned and operated recent start-up aimed to become a preeminent beverage enterprise and to provide jobs for veterans.
Lawmakers Begin Hearings In Push For Higher Minimum Wage
Aldermen Seek Mandatory Sick Time For All Chicago Workers
Architecture Group Lists Most Endangered Sites In Chicago
Infomercial King Kevin Trudeau’s Possessions To Be Auctioned
Prosecutor: Northbrook CEO ‘Cheated’ Clients Out Of $500 Million
74-Year-Old Geneva Club Changes Name To Draw More Members
Horse-Drawn Carriage Owners ‘Circling Our Wagons’ To Fight Proposed Ban
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Mila Kunis To Guest Star On ‘Two and a Half Men’
Actress Mila Kunis is set to guest star in an upcoming episode of Two And A Half Men.
New York City Mayor To Appear On ‘The Good Wife’
Mayor Bill de Blasio will be making a guest appearance as himself on an episode of CBS’ “The Good Wife”.
Aldermen Back Higher Food Ticket Prices For Taste Of Chicago
House Of Blues Benefit To Raise Money For ‘The Dancing Man’
O’Hurley Brings ‘Chicago’ To Bank Of America Theatre
AMC Theatres Hosting Best Picture Showcase This Weekend
City Ice Skating Rinks To Stay Open For Extra Weekend
Harold Ramis Dead At Age 69
Your Chicago: Black Ensemble Theater
Health
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Chicago Hospital Evaluates New Stem-Cell Therapy For Pain
CBS 2’s Mary Kay Kleist looks at a new procedure offered at only a handful of places. It's still a bit controversial. But some doctors and their patients swear by it.
Doctor: Daylight Saving Time Carries Health Risks
Dr. Muhammad Hamadeh, a pulmonary specialist who runs the sleep clinic at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn, said losing an hour of sleep when you set clocks forward in spring can aggravate existing sleep disorders.
Is It Ill-Advised For Doctors To Google Their Patients?
Alzheimer’s Buddy Program Pairs Patients, Students
Your Chicago: Mile Square Health Center
Wheaton Man Will Run Cross-State To Fight Disorder That Afflicts Daughter
E Condom: New Device Delivers Electrical Impulse During Sex
Are ‘Selfies’ Causing A Spike In Head Lice Among Teens?
2 Investigators: Assisted-Living Facility Neglected Resident, Suit Says
Tech
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‘Yik Yak’ App Disabled In Chicago After Schools Warn Of Cyberbullying Danger
Some local schools have begun warning parents of a new smartphone app that kids can use to anonymously post vicious and nasty comments about each other.
South Bend Police Consider New Technology To Pursue Suspects
The South Bend Police Department said it wants to learn more about new technology that could make dangerous high-speed chases a thing of the past.
