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Kwanzaa celebrations begin in Chicago, with first day symbolizing ‘unity'
Dozens gathered at Malcom X College in Chicago’s Near West Side Thursday morning to kick off seven days of Kwanzaa celebrations.
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Last-minute holiday shoppers flock to Chicago's State Street for Christmas Eve
Thousands of people flocked to Chicago’s State Street on Christmas Eve to grab last-minute gifts for the holidays.
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Expert offers advice on navigating grief and loss during the holidays
The twinkling lights, upbeat music and hustle and bustle paints a joyful picture of the holiday season. But for some, the holidays are a painful reminder of what they’ve lost.
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Small businesses in Wheaton keep up with shorter shopping season
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for small businesses as shoppers flock to their stores for gifts and deals.
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Barrington man accused of killing Lake County doctor claims self-defense
William Zientek is accused of shooting and killing his ex, well-known endocrinologist Dr. Olga Duchon, at his Barrington home in November.
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Orland Park teacher battling cancer gets surprise of a lifetime
Julie Drew has been teaching fifth grade at Kruse Education Center in Orland Park for 20 years. The beloved teacher and mother of two is known for her warmth and dedication.
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Experts weigh in on staggering responses to arrest of suspect in killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO
As 26-year-old Luigi Mangione was taken into custody for the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, many online responses displayed sympathy for Mangione while recounting their own experiences with the American healthcare system.
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Why hotel workers are pushing back on Chicago Bears, White Sox stadium proposals
Hotel workers are fighting back against two proposals for new Chicago Bears and White Sox stadiums.
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He used to orchestrate ‘teen takeovers' in Chicago. Now he's on a new path
Large so-called “teen takeovers” drew hundreds of kids to Chicago’s downtown last summer, straining police resources, upsetting residents and leading to vandalism and even shootings. Then they slowed down. Here’s what happened.
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Doctor warns of ‘youth vape epidemic' as FDA battles vaping industry
The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a battle between the Federal Drug Administration and two vape manufacturers regarding whether the FDA unlawfully refused to approve flavored e-cigarettes over public health concerns.
