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Dan Hampton among 19 players and 3 coaches voted into College Football Hall of Fame

Hampton was also the Southwest Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1978.

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Donald Trump didn’t sign loyalty oath for Illinois ballot. So what?

As the article published in the Sun-Times said, “Signing is optional since federal courts ruled it unconstitutional on free-speech grounds,” a reader from Edgewater points out.

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Applications now open to serve on civilian police oversight commission

A lengthy list of requirements includes living in the city for the last five years, and not working for CPD, COPA or the Police Board in that time. The deadline to apply is noon on Feb. 7. Out of 14 nominees, the mayor will choose seven.

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‘We’ll see’: Teammates also waiting out decision on Justin Fields

The Fields support starts in the Bears locker room, where teammates have expressed admiration for their QB and lobbied for his return.

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Divvy prices going up nearly 10%

Divvy has increased its fares over the last three years. Yearly memberships are increasing from $130.90 to $143.90. Day passes are increasing from $16.50 to $18.10.

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Chicago area hit with rainy, snowy mix while bracing for storm’s ‘second wave’

Snowfall predictions fell short with O’Hare only measuring less than an inch while 1.2 inches fell at Midway, according to the National Weather Service. Experts still say allow extra time for commutes and caution while shoveling snow.

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Bill Murray, Veeck family buy independent Joliet Slammers ballclub

Former majority owner Nick Semaca, will stay on with the group as a shareholder.

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Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy’s status shaky as player frustration mounts

Reading between the lines on players’ comments, it’s clear they think the offense should’ve been better this season.

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Cody Whitehair plans to play in 2024 — whether for Bears or not

The Bears’ longest-tenured player made a point of looking around Lambeau Field before kickoff Sunday. He knew the game could be his last with the Bears.

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Rooted and Radical Youth Poetry Festival

Young Chicago Authors presents The Rooted & Radical Youth Poetry Festival from February 10 to March 22, 2024.

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Purdue, Houston top AP Top 25 men’s basketball poll

The Boilermakers, who beat No. 9 Illnois 83-78 last week, picked up five more first-place votes and had 54 of the 63 possible to remain at No. 1 for the fourth straight week.

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Bears WR DJ Moore advocates for Justin Fields in exit meeting, but open to change

Drafting a quarterback with the No. 1 pick could mean a difficult reset for the Bears, but it could be best for them in the long run.

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Man on parole for armed robbery charged in beating, robbery of woman on CTA Red Line train

The 61-year-old woman was found unresponsive aboard a train about 1:30 a.m. Thursday with cuts and bruises to her face, broken ribs and trauma to her body.

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Tiger Woods, Nike part ways after more than 27 years

Woods in a social media post thanked Nike co-founder Phil Knight for his “passion and vision” that brought Nike and the Nike Golf partnership with Woods together.

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Iowa moves up to No. 3 in women’s AP Top 25 poll

South Carolina and UCLA hold the top two spots.

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Warmer winters mean less ice on Lake Michigan – hurting lake trout and whitefish

All of the Great Lakes are experiencing declining ice coverage in the winter, which could affect recreation and shorelines.

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College football title game provides a preview of the new-look Big Ten

The Pac-12 can go out on top with a Washington win over Michigan.

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Commanders fire coach Ron Rivera

The decision came a day after the Commanders’ season-ending 38-10 home loss to division-rival Dallas.

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Anyone for chicken feet-flavored Lay’s? Whopper-flavored Doritos? New Lincoln Park snack shop has these and more

Epic Snack Shack: Snacks of the World recently opened on North Clark in Lincoln Park with an eclectic array of items.

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A Siri-ously big northern pike caught at Cal Park

Ken Bermingham had some adventures landing a monster northern pike, his first from Lake Michigan, at Cal Park.

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Inside Blackhawks’ process for handling, coaching and evaluating Lukas Reichel this season

It’s old news that Reichel has struggled. But the Hawks are working closely with the 21-year-old forward to try to turn things around — and they’re keeping a long-term perspective in the meantime.

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Man who allegedly shot cop during Prada crash-and-grab has a long criminal record, federal warrant was out for his arrest

The suspect was found with two handguns with extended magazines, including one found while officers were trying to render aid, according to a police report. That gun was equipped with a switch that turned it into a machine gun.

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Small donor matching would help drive big — and secret — money out of politics

The voices of ordinary people often are muffled in political campaigns, as candidates are deluged with cash from wealthy donors.

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Dear Abby: My girlfriend likes to hang out with several exes

She values her freedom and ignores her boyfriend’s concerns about these visits with former flames

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In 40 years as a journalist, I visited every Chicago neighborhood. For the first time, I now fear for my safety.

I’m long past the “bullet-proof” vibrancy of youth — but I feel like the same person, only traversing a different city that has many more palpable threats, Andy Shaw writes.

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