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Woman wounded in West Garfield Park carjacking attempt is recovering: ‘The bullets were everywhere’

Minutes after she left home for work Tuesday, Jaquita Sims called her fiance, William Thomas Jr., to say that she’d been shot. Her coworker, who was driving, was also wounded.

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How I walk the fine line between reporting responsibly and trying to be compassionate to grieving families

As journalists, we stay objective as a responsibility to our readers, but I feel it’s just as important to stay compassionate to those who trust us with their stories when we cover tragedies.

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Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower: There won’t be another Devin Hester in my lifetime

Hightower called Hester’s 20 special teams touchdowns “insane” and couldn’t believe he wasn’t a first-ballot Hall of Famer.

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S Eddie Jackson nears end of ‘craziest’ season — and possibly his Bears career

Jackson won the Jeff Dickerson Good Guy Award for his relationship with the media, and the subject of playing his final home game as a Bear came up.

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Bears’ ‘Wolverine’ DJ Moore is full-go for Falcons game after ankle injury

Moore hasn’t missed any practice after the ankle hindered him against the Cardinals.

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Family seeks justice for ride-hailing driver shot, killed in Austin

Adriana Arocha-Duque, 34, who sought asylum in the U.S. from Venezuela in 2017, was found shot to death in her SUV Tuesday evening in Austin. No one is in custody.

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Hard lessons fueling Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson’s progress

The headstrong rookie gets targeted a lot with Jaylon Johnson on the other side, but he welcomes that challenge, even if he gets beaten. “If you’re scared to fail ... you’re scared to grow,’’ he said.

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Noname, Karol G, Rolling Stones, Olivia Rodrigo provided some of the best albums of 2023

Instead of embracing the antiquated practice of ranking very different albums against one another, we’re celebrating the best next to the best.

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Bears coach Matt Eberflus seems calm, confident as speculation swirls about future

If the Bears are inclined to keep Eberflus, he can help his bosses make that case publicly with two convincing wins to close the season.

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Finding slices of life in death, seeing obituaries through the eyes of a new reporter on the beat

Mitch Dudek, who succeeded award-winning obituary writer Maureen O’Donnell, is often amazed at how people open up to talk about their loved ones.

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Ring in the new year with vaccines, experts urge as COVID-19, flu cases rise in Cook County

Chicago hospitals were admitting about 30 COVID-19 patients per day as of Christmas Eve, a 13% rise from the previous week.

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This Near West Side mural — about ‘transformation’ — was a spiritual exercise for the artist

Featuring a hand unleashing a butterfly and several faces from “another realm,” the piece was created by the Los Angeles artist Ladie One over the summer for a murals fest.

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Simeon’s Pontiac magic returns in a first-round thriller against Plainfield North

The Wolverines have always felt at home in this small town 94 miles south of their school.

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The year in movies: A look back at the strikers, the professors and the ‘Barbie’ bashers

It was a time when AI made advancements, John Travolta strutted as Santa, and sequels mostly sputtered.

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Summer heat hits Southwest Chicago hardest, new climate study finds

One day in July, there was a more than 20 degree difference between city’s North Side and Southwest Side

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Petr Mrazek’s steadiness is valuable for Blackhawks’ defensemen

The veteran goaltender has been a model of consistency for the Hawks this season amid a frustrating season filled with offensive inconsistencies, injuries and growing pains.

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The Bears’ short yardage struggles could spell trouble for Luke Getsy

Getsy’s direct snap call was the latest example of a problem that, as much as any aspect of the Bears’ flawed offense, has contributed to their biggest losses of the season.

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Misrepresenting CTA’s fiscal problems won’t help with finding a fix

The Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning was commissioned to find ways to find solve the budget gap and released the Plan of Action for Regional Transit, a step in the right direction.

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White Sox sign lefty reliever Tim Hill; Declan Cronin DFA’d

Hill agrees to a one-year, $1.8 million deal.

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Illinois basketball star Terrence Shannon Jr. charged with rape in Kansas

Shannon was suspended from all activities, effective immediately, the school announced Thursday, one day after a warrant was issued for his arrest.

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Halas Intrigue podcast: So what’s next?

Looking ahead to Sunday’s Bears-Falcons game and what might happen afterward.

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Here’s what the Sun-Times accomplished in 2023 — and what’s next for 2024

As 2023 comes to an end, Sun-Times Executive Editor Jennifer Kho reflects on the top Chicago area stories of the year

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Daisies and The Wieners Circle take pigs in a blanket to the next level with Chicago Style Croissant

The Logan Square and Lincoln Park restaurants’ savory pastry collaboration kicks off Jan. 2 and is inspired by the dogs served at Chicago’s favorite foul-mouthed institution.

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Climate change letting more invasive plants make their way to Illinois, Great Lakes region

The Great Lakes region is one of three hot spots for the spread of nuisance plants, new research finds.

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