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1 day ago · A 3-year-old boy was in bed with his mother and siblings when they heard gunfire and scrambled for the bedroom door, according to Chicago police reports.
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The man, 35, suffered cuts to his face and hand about 3 p.m. Tuesday at the CTA Red Line 47th Street station. He was hospitalized in good condition.
Man found shot to death in South Shore home - Chicago Sun-Times
1 day ago · A man was found shot to death Tuesday inside a home in South Shore. Officers found the 24-year-old unresponsive with a gunshot wound to the head about 2 p.m. inside the home in the 7300 block of ...
How the new Chicago budget will hit your pocketbook
10 hours ago · That means a standard Netflix subscription for Chicago residents will jump around $0.19 a month — from $16.88 to $17.07. This is expected to add $12.9 million more to the city’s coffers.
Amazon workers in Skokie authorize potential strike
1 day ago · Amid the busy holiday shopping season, hundreds of workers at an Amazon delivery station in Skokie have voted to authorize a potential strike as they continue demands for a union contract with the ...
Illinois Senate president must act quickly to protect nursing home ...
1 day ago · Illinois Senate President Don Harmon’s support is needed to pass a bill that would make it tougher for nursing homes to retaliate against residents. Ashlee Rezin/Sun-Times Share In recent years ...
Chicago Cubs: News, scores, updates and analysis - Chicago Sun …
5 days ago · The city's best coverage of the Chicago Cubs, including the latest news, scores, game recaps, injury news, trade rumors, and analysis.
Public Media is a Public Good - Chicago Sun-Times
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Nov 29, 2024 · Editing stories about the violence in my beloved city is one thing, but seeing its aftermath up close in one of my favorite places in Chicago, Margaret T. Burroughs Beach, is quite another.