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Mayor Johnson wants to cut red tape for small businesses

The city of Chicago unveiled an initiative to cut red tape to make it easier and faster to open and run small businesses, at a time when many local owners face a litany of challenges. “As my administration continues our …

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SAFE-T Act criticism after Blue Line attack is mostly misguided

In the days after the horrific burning of a woman on a CTA train, allegedly by a clearly deranged habitual criminal suspect last month, some in the news media immediately focused on their go-to issue: The Safety, Accountability, Fairness and …

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Police warn of string of Woodlawn sex assaults, robberies

Police are warning residents after three women were sexually assaulted and robbed in Woodlawn. The most recent assault occurred about 11 a.m. Wednesday in the 6400 block of South Drexel Avenue, police said. The others occurred Oct. 3 at 3 …

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Attempted sexual assaults in Logan Square prompt community alert

Police are warning residents after two women were the victims of attempted sexual assaults in Logan Square. The attacks occurred Friday in the early morning hours — the first around 2:32 a.m. in the 2600 block of North Sawyer Avenue …

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Illinois officials will still recommend hepatitis B vaccine for newborns, despite new CDC guidance

A federal vaccine advisory committee voted on Friday to end the longstanding recommendation that all U.S. babies get the hepatitis B vaccine on the day they’re born. A loud chorus of medical and public health leaders decried the actions of …

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Veteran sportsbook figure Rex Beyers bets his own dime on THE SWEATBOX, a service on YouTube, Twitch

LAS VEGAS — Stroll into this fourth-story abode, and a narrow kitchen to the left soon gives way to a field of fudge-colored carpet that might typically feature a dining table and massive sectional. Instead, straight ahead, a wide desk …

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Families mourn 3 Good Samaritans who died checking on each other after I-57 crash

In a heartbeat, Ruben Lujano and two other men, good friends Daekwon Cunningham and Martese J. Williams, died together this week after stepping out of their cars following an accident on I-57 in West Pullman. As Lujano, 50, drove home …

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Bulls able to tell a tall tale Friday with Zach Collins’ debut

Some rust was expected once Bulls backup center Zach Collins returned from injury, and it didn’t take long to notice Friday night. Making his season debut against the visiting Pacers, Collins — who needed surgery after hurting his left wrist …

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Firefighters knock down blaze at O’Hare apartment complex

Firefighters battled a multi-alarm fire at a multi-unit apartment complex in the O’Hare community on the Northwest Side on Friday afternoon. The blaze broke out about 4 p.m. at 8629 W. Foster Ave., prompting a response from the Chicago Fire …

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Freight train derails in South Deering

Four tanker cars of a freight train derailed Friday afternoon in South Deering on the South Side, the Chicago Fire Department said. Firefighters responded to the scene near 99th Street and Marquette Avenue. Preliminary reports suggest there was no leakage …

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Mature, ‘uber-athletic’ sophomore Brady Pettigrew emerges as one of the state’s breakout stars

Bolingbrook’s Brady Pettigrew had almost the entire half court to himself and some time to mull over how he was going to finish his fastbreak basket against visiting Oswego on Friday. “I was kinda wide open, so I figured, why …

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Giannis anyone? Bulls respond to rumors amid six-game losing streak

It seems like the kind of conversation Bulls coach Billy Donovan would remember, but “that situation with Giannis has never been communicated to me one way or the other,” he said Friday. He was referring to the latest Bulls rumor …

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Stealing from one of the last surviving Tuskegee Airmen gets ex-Cook County judge 4 years of probation

Former Cook County Judge Patricia Martin was sentenced Friday to four years of probation after pleading guilty to stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from World War II veteran Oscar Wilkerson Jr., who was one of the last surviving Tuskegee …

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Horoscope for Saturday, December 06, 2025

Moon Alert There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The moon is in Cancer. Aries (March 21-April 19) An average day You couldn’t pick a better day to tackle disputes about shared property, taxes, debt, inheritances or …

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Logan Square church to become Chicago’s first all-affordable church redevelopment

Music flowed out of Humboldt Park United Methodist Church on Friday morning but not because there was a service. Community members were celebrating the start of work to transform the historic Logan Square structure, on the corner of Mozart Street …

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Architect Frank Gehry who designed Millennium Park’s Pritzker Pavilion and foot bridge dies at 96

Frank O. Gehry, the architectural titan whose music pavilion and its accompanying serpentine-like bridge helped turn a sunken and forlorn section of Grant Park into the globally celebrated Millennium Park, died Friday. The Canadian-born Mr. Gehry, who lived in Santa …

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Auto body shops around Chicago are busy, and prices are up as early snow sends drivers in for repairs

On Monday, Matt Songler, 27, of Bronzeville, was driving and did not see a pothole because of the falling snow. Luckily, his tire didn’t burst, and he was able to use a portable air pump that he had to fill …

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Police need more scrutiny in gun cases, not less

I am deeply troubled by Cook County State’s Attorney Eileen O’Neill Burke’s decision to expand the Expedited Felony Review (a misnomer) pilot program citywide in low-level gun cases. This policy change will allow Chicago police officers to file charges in …

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Dear Abby: Senior couple are on different paths in relationship

DEAR ABBY: I’m a man in my 70s. My girlfriend is eight years younger. We were first introduced 42 years ago by relatives who believed we would be a good match. I was an only child; she was from a …

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Chicago food companies like Mush, Farmer’s Fridge flourish as consumers move away from processed foods

A decade ago, Ashley Thompson created the ready-to-eat overnight oats company Mush — a brand that bills itself as a healthier breakfast with nutrient-dense ingredients, free of fillers and additives. The Chicago-based company has sold more than 200 million cups, …

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  • Police warn of string of Woodlawn sex assaults, robberies
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