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Juez decide que padre de hija que lucha contra el cáncer es retenido ilegalmente y merece ser liberado

Un juez federal dictó el viernes que un nacional mexicano cuyo arresto por parte de agentes de inmigración en Niles el fin de semana pasado interrumpió el tratamiento de cáncer de su hija de 16 años ha sido detenido ilegalmente …

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Docenas marchan en La Villita en contra ICE: ‘Estar aquí significa apoyar a mi gente’

Docenas de residentes de La Villita marcharon por las calles la tarde del sábado, días después de que agentes de inmigración federales realizaron un operativo en el vecindario y llevaron a cabo varias detenciones. El miércoles, agentes liderados por el …

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Negocios de Brighton Park se suman a la iniciativa de ‘zonas libres de ICE’ de la ciudad

Una señal de neón en rojo, azul y naranja, junto con una variedad de letreros, fotos y recuerdos de boxeo, han recibido a los clientes en 3 JMH Boxing, en el vecindario de Brighton Park de Chicago, desde que el …

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Inspirados por una protesta estudiantil, el Museo de Historia de Chicago presenta exposición sobre latinos

Cuando Rogelio Villegas hizo una excursión al Museo de Historia de Chicago en 2019, no se sintió inspirado, sino decepcionado. Él y sus compañeros del Instituto Justice and Leadership Academy no vieron casi ninguna representación de la comunidad latina, que …

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CPS special education teaching assistant charged in grooming of 13-year-old student

A Chicago Public Schools special education teaching assistant remains behind bars Monday after he was accused of grooming a 13-year-old student at Gresham Elementary School on the South Side. Mycale R. Ford, 41, was charged with felony grooming after allegedly …

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Ex-cop charged with murdering Sonya Massey testifies his actions ‘matched the threat level’

PEORIA — A white ex-cop charged with murdering an unarmed Black woman in her Springfield-area home last year testified Monday that he fired his gun in self-defense and that his actions “matched the threat level.” Former Sangamon County Sheriff’s Deputy …

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U.S. House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries brings his redistricting push to Illinois

U.S. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries visited Chicago Monday in his effort to squeeze another Democratic district out of Illinois’ heavily gerrymandered congressional map, seeking the support of Black Illinois legislators who say they want to match President Donald Trump’s …

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With Bears awaiting, Bengals QB Joe Flacco is day-to-day

The Bears will have to monitor the injury report for another opposing quarterback. Bengals quarterback Joe Flacco has a sore right throwing shoulder, Bengals coach Zac Taylor said Monday, and is considered day-to-day by the team. The Bears will play …

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Who’s Gregory Bovino, and why is he appearing in a Chicago courtroom Tuesday?

U.S. Border Patrol Commander-at-large Gregory Bovino has been ordered to appear before a federal judge Tuesday morning at Chicago’s Dirksen Federal Courthouse. Here’s what we know about Bovino, the judge and what to expect from Tuesday’s hearing: What time is …

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Knee injury sidelines Bears 2nd-round pick Shemar Turner for season

Bears defensive lineman Shemar Turner, one of the team’s three second-round rookies, tore his ACL Sunday and will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury. Turner hurt his ankle on Day 1 of training camp and made …

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Candidates begin filing petitions for 2026 primary for Cook County, statewide offices

Candidates vying for political offices across Illinois began filing petitions Monday morning to be placed on next year’s March 17 primary ballot. Some candidates lined up hours before the weeklong filing window opened at 9 a.m. to turn in their …

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Blackhawks’ struggling power play needs to get coordinated with zone entries

In the offensive zone, the Blackhawks generally are satisfied with the performance of their power play. Entering the zone, however, has been a struggle. That became obvious Sunday against the ultra-structured Kings, who clogged up the blue line and gave …

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Shonda Rhimes returns to Chicago to celebrate 10 years of saying ‘yes’

According to Shonda Rhimes, the woman behind some of television’s most popular and longest-running shows of all time, her real job is creating empathy. “All of our stories should be a window and a mirror,” Rhimes said to a packed …

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From personnel issues to a ‘coaching fail,’ the Bears can’t punch the ball into the end zone

The Bears had marched all the way down to the Ravens’ 3 on the first drive Sunday when, on second-and-goal, coach Ben Johnson sent in an unusual lineup. Running back D’Andre Swift and receivers Rome Odunze and DJ Moore — …

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CPS lunchroom workers say wages are so low they can barely feed their own families

More than 100 Chicago Public Schools lunchroom workers picketed outside the district’s Downtown headquarters Monday morning demanding a new contract, higher wages and fully staffed kitchens. Wearing a black hoodie with white lettering that read, “We feed Chicago’s Children,” Irma …

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Troublesome trend for Bears QB Caleb Williams brings concerns to all-time high

The worry about Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is at its peak. There’s a menu of concerns, which, 24 starts into his career, is a problem in itself. His discouraging performance in the Bears’ 30-16 loss Sunday to the Ravens featured …

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Caitlin Tracey’s husband charged with murder in her death

Exactly a year after Caitlin Tracey was found dead after falling more than 20 stories from her husband’s South Loop high rise building, he was charged with first-degree murder in her death, Cook County court records show. Tracey’s body was …

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Bulls still playing waiting game with injured Coby White

Coby White is completely pain-free. The Bulls guard is running, getting shots up, and attacking his rehab without hesitation. Therein lies the concern. Calf strains lure the athlete into a false sense of security, and then all of a sudden, …

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Jefferson Park traffic stop results in crash, shots fired at Chicago police

A traffic stop in the Jefferson Park neighborhood ended in a car crash and shots fired at police, Chicago police said. Officers tried to pull over a driver in a Jeep in the 4800 block of North Milwaukee Avenue around …

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Woman shot and killed in Greater Grand Crossing

A woman was fatally shot Monday in the Greater Grand Crossing neighborhood, police said. The woman, 26, was in a car in the 7600 block of South Vincennes Avenue when someone in another vehicle fired shots just before 5 p.m., …

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  • Docenas marchan en La Villita en contra ICE: ‘Estar aquí significa apoyar a mi gente’
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  • Inspirados por una protesta estudiantil, el Museo de Historia de Chicago presenta exposición sobre latinos
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