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Car strikes bus shelter in North Lawndale, 3 hurt

A car ran into another vehicle in the 3600 block of West Roosevelt Road about 12:20 p.m. before it went off the road and hit a bus stop, police said.

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Peter Magubane, a South African photographer who captured 40 years of apartheid, dies at age 91

The South African government said Paul Magubane ‘covered the most historic moments in the liberation struggle against apartheid.’

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4 children left alone on New Year’s Eve in Austin; woman charged wih child endangerment

The children, ages 1, 4, 7 and 11, were found in a home Sunday afternoon after one of them flagged passing police. A 29-year-old woman has been arrested.

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Michigan beats Alabama in overtime of Rose Bowl to reach national title game

Blake Corum rushed for a 17-yard touchdown on the second snap of overtime, and top-seeded Michigan advanced to its first College Football Playoff championship game.

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Baseball ops taking shape as Cubs name new directors of player development, pitching

Sources confirmed the Cubs are hiring Jason Kanzler as director of player development and promoting Ryan Otero to director of pitching.

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Woman shot during attempted carjacking in West Garfield Park reflects on the attack: ‘I thought I was dead already’

Jaquita Sims remains in shock. She told the Sun-Times she has flashbacks, and her family is caring for her. Her co-worker, who was driving, is recovering from his wounds.

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If Bears coach Matt Eberflus stays, he must get it right on Justin Fields, Luke Getsy

He deferred his assessment on those two to the offseason, which starts next week.

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Decaying Pillsbury mill that once churned flour into opportunity is now getting new life

The nonprofit Moving Pillsbury Forward has $6 million in commitments and plans for obtaining the balance of the $10 million needed to raze the Springfield plant and redevelop the site.

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Man wounded in East Garfield Park shooting dies

Lamar Baker, 34, was found Saturday in the 2800 block of West Lexington Street with a gunshot wound to the chest. He died Sunday at a hospital.

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Bears’ rebuild gets a chance for validation at Lambeau

The Bears’ victory over the Falcons was impressive, but beating the Packers in Green Bay — with the Packers all but needing a victory to make the playoffs — will provide an even clearer picture of where this team is headed.

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Matt Eberflus: Bears won’t sit anyone out for Packers game

One day after they were eliminated from playoff contention, the Bears harbor no plans to bench any of their healthy players in the season finale.

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Chicago-area families celebrate babies born on New Year’s Day: ‘A new life on the new year’

For one couple, their carefully plotted New Year’s Eve plans changed thanks to a 6-pound, 6-ounce surprise guest.

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Upon Further Review: Breaking down Bears QB Justin Fields’ best game

Per Pro Football Focus, he had his best running game, second-best passing game and second-best overall grade of the season.

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Bears coach Matt Eberflus defers assessment of Justin Fields, Luke Getsy until season ends

Both are in question as the Bears consider alternatives after their season ends Sunday.

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Blackhawks prospect Paul Ludwinski thriving by playing ‘more efficient game’

Ludwinski, a second-round draft pick in 2022, has enjoyed a breakout season with the OHL’s Kingston Frontenacs. He’s using his speed to drive the play and get inside defenses.

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With Zach LaVine’s return imminent, will he give Bulls what they need?

The recent Bulls turnaround has been because of a different mindset on the defensive end. LaVine started practicing on Monday with the Windy City Bulls. So how will it all look in a week or so? That is a major question facing the Bulls this season.

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Celebrating Ken Abraham’s big walk through life

Ken Abraham was notable for his bigness in life and the outdoors world; and a mentor in both life and the outdoors.

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How to complain — and get your money back

Got a consumer problem? Help is out there. Keep this list for the next time you have an intractable issue with a retailer or service provider.

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Man killed, 2 women wounded in shooting inside South Side home

Someone from outside the Greater Grand Crossing home in the 7000 block of South Wabash Avenue opened fire and hit three people inside early Monday.

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A reporter steps back while still rooting for those who carry on

Whether it was serendipity or something else, a lot of things came together that led to a career at the Sun-Times.

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Dear Abby: Journey to happier new year begins with a single day

Start 2024 by devoting 24 hours to being happier, healthier and nicer.

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One reader’s wish list for 2024

A suburban Chicago reader offers some quirky developments he’d like to see in the new year.

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8 top Illinois conservationists are leaving their jobs. Others, including voters, must step up for the environment.

The leaders are departing at a crucial time: The Biden administration’s “30 for 30” goal calls for protecting 30% of our nation’s land and water by 2030.

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Resolutions are so last year. Ring in 2024 by reveling in literature, art and nature

We live in an unstable world of grave problems. A personal renaissance rooted in literature, history and the arts will make us more focused on, contemplative of and knowledgeable about the world.

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Sun-Times takes on fresh perspective on business news with launch of Money section

Business news often has the stigma of being too complex, boring or disconnected from the daily struggles of the average consumer. Our new Money section wants to change that.

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