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Employee hospitalized after break-in at Avondale restaurant

An employee was hospitalized after a break-in at an Avondale restaurant Monday morning, according to police and media reports. The break-in happened around 4:30 a.m. at Brothers Restaurant, 3000 W. Belmont Ave., multiple outlets reported. A man broke the front …

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Bills top punchless Vikings on ‘Monday Night Football’

MINNEAPOLIS — Josh Allen threw a touchdown pass with 44 seconds left before halftime, James Cook rushed 31 times for 107 yards and a late score, and the Buffalo Bills beat Minnesota 23-6 on Monday night, sending Vikings deeper into …

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Horoscope for Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Moon Alert Avoid shopping (except food and gas) and important decisions until 3 a.m. today. After that, the moon moves from Scorpio into Sagittarius. Aries (March 21-April 19) A positive day This is an interesting day to explore new ideas. …

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Chicago’s South Side used to be a hub for Black theater. There’s hope it could flourish again.

Built in 1897, the Forum Hall in Bronzeville may appear to be in a state of disrepair. But the venue, a staple of the 1950s-era Black Metropolis, is on the precipice of a return. Today, developer Bernard Loyd is working …

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Where to eat in drink in Chicago’s West Town

In recent years, buzz has steadily grown that Chicago crowned a new Restaurant Row, toppling the long-dominant Randolph Street in the West Loop. Just northwest of the West Loop’s corporate glass towers and slick restaurants, West Town, the low-slung, still …

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Dear Abby: Mom doesn’t want to hear daughter’s marriage gripes

DEAR ABBY: My adult daughter wants to confide (complain) to me about her husband — his quirky behavior, things he does that she doesn’t like, etc. — nothing heavy or abusive. I have told her that I think it’s inappropriate …

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Mayor upends gunshot-detection plan

Good morning, Chicago. ✶ 🔎 Below: Restrictions on nearly every intoxicating hemp product take effect Thursday in Illinois. We look into how we got here and what it means for local businesses. 🗞️ Plus: Mayor Brandon Johnson upends his gunshot-detection …

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Moped driver fatally shot man in Little Village, police say

The death of a man who was shot by a person driving a moped in Little Village Saturday night was ruled a homicide. Jesus Ramon Figuera Hernandez, 34, was standing outside in the 3100 block of South Kolin Avenue around …

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White Sox moving relief ace Grant Taylor to the rotation, Hagen Smith will remain in the bullpen

LAS VEGAS — It’s unclear if he crossed the threshold specifically while he was throwing four innings in Game 1 of the American League Division Series, but Grant Taylor has shown the work capacity for the White Sox to believe …

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Morgan Park students walk out of school in support of fired football coach Chris James

A couple hundred Morgan Park students walked out of class on Tuesday to protest the school’s firing of football coach Chris James. Parents and family members held an impromptu press conference detailing their frustrations with the decision. “We just stand …

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Cops question person of interest after home invasion, sexual assault at gunpoint in Auburn Gresham

Area 2 detectives are interviewing a person of interest Tuesday after someone burst into a 19-year-old woman’s home, sexually assaulted her at gunpoint and robbed her last week in Auburn Gresham. No charges have been announced in the attack, which …

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How Janelle James went from Champaign stand-up to ‘Abbott Elementary’ to Netflix

When Netflix approached Janelle James about recording an hourlong comedy special, she knew she had to tape it in Chicago, specifically at the Vic Theatre in Lake View. “I didn’t even contemplate doing any other places,” said James, who is …

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Bears work out DT Jordan Elliott

Defensive tackle Jordan Elliott was one of the players the Bears worked out Tuesday, according to ESPN. Elliott was released by the Titans last month after an incident at the team’s facility. That does not necessarily mean a signing is …

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Los votantes de Chicago apoyan abrumadoramente un recinto dedicado para festivales de música

Los habitantes de Chicago quieren que la Ciudad desarrolle un espacio permanente para festivales de música a gran escala y eventos al aire libre. Ese fue el mensaje en las urnas la semana pasada, cuando el 68% de los votantes …

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Mayor Johnson’s budget needs to go back to drawing board, City Council foes say

Mayor Brandon Johnson built his preelection budget around a revival of his failed corporate head tax, defying a warning from the City Council majority that rewrote his budget last year. On Tuesday, 28 members of that same coalition drew an …

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As America observes Veterans Day, Pete Hegseth picks which vets to honor — and which to abuse

Wednesday is Veterans Day — originally Armistice Day, begun in 1919 for the first anniversary of the end of World War I, which wasn’t called that at the time, since nobody knew another was coming. It was called “The Great …

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Bears stick with roster as is at trade deadline; Vikings bring back QB Kirk Cousins

The Bears kept quiet at the trade deadline Tuesday, opting to continue their Super Bowl pursuit with the players they’ve got. That was widely expected after they swung big two weeks ago by sending two first-round picks to the Titans …

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The Bears have problems, but are they as dramatic as those of the other presumed Super Bowl contenders?

Three things I think I know about the 7-2 Bears, who — “a win is a win” baloney aside — backed into a bye week with a mistake-filled 27-24 near-disaster against the Buccaneers at Soldier Field: 1. At least they …

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School mourns death of Evanston high school senior in Deerfield crash

A suburban community is mourning after an Evanston Township high school student was killed in a crash early Monday. Charles Halliday, 17, was driving an Audi SUV when he crashed with a box truck just after midnight Monday in the …

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Man fatally shot himself as authorities tried to arrest him in Back of the Yards, police say

A 53-year-old man fatally shot himself as authorities tried to arrest him Monday morning in Back of the Yards, police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office said. A Tuesday autopsy determined Larry A. McGee died of a gunshot wound …

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    by Associated Press on November 10, 2026 at 10:18 pm

    Carter spent his youth at the property and returned often as an adult.

  • Police investigate whether burned Ohio State University students were victims of hazing
    by Associated Press on November 10, 2026 at 10:17 pm

    A student reported the possible hazing after seeing video.

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    The DOJ seeks $53 million for affected individuals.

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    Offensive coordinator Dean Kennedy and defensive coordinator Colin Hitschler share the challenges facing Illinois on a short week.

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  • Horoscope for Tuesday, November 10, 2026
  • Chicago’s South Side used to be a hub for Black theater. There’s hope it could flourish again.
  • Where to eat in drink in Chicago’s West Town
  • Dear Abby: Mom doesn’t want to hear daughter’s marriage gripes
  • Mayor upends gunshot-detection plan
  • Moped driver fatally shot man in Little Village, police say
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  • How Janelle James went from Champaign stand-up to ‘Abbott Elementary’ to Netflix
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  • Mayor Johnson’s budget needs to go back to drawing board, City Council foes say
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  • Bears stick with roster as is at trade deadline; Vikings bring back QB Kirk Cousins
  • The Bears have problems, but are they as dramatic as those of the other presumed Super Bowl contenders?
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  • Police investigate whether burned Ohio State University students were victims of hazing
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