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Terrence Shannon scores 30 as No. 13 Illinois routs Missouri for Braggin’ Rights

“There was a little bit of juice, obviously, because of how bad they beat us last year,” said Shannon, who eclipsed 20 points for the seventh time in his last nine games.

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Horoscope for Saturday, Dec. 23, 2023

Avoid shopping or important decisions after 10 p.m. PST. The moon is in Taurus.

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Woman hospitalized after being shot while driving in Ashburn

The 28-year-old woman was driving in the 4500 block of West 83rd Street at about 6:10 p.m. when a man driving in blue Jeep fired shots, hitting her in both her legs and her abdomen, according to police.

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Kevin Korchinski returns to Blackhawks’ lineup in loss to Canadiens

Korchinski logged more than 20 minutes of ice time Friday after missing the last six games following his father’s death. But the Canadiens ripped off five straight goals to beat the Hawks 5-2.

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Zavier Fitch’s big game helps Brother Rice stay perfect

Fitch scored 20 points and grabbed 19 rebounds as the No. 5 Crusaders beat No. 25 West Aurora 59-40 on Friday night.

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Hundreds of toys handed out to children across Chicago

Nearly 300 children each received a toy during the fifth annual giveaway organized by Communities Partnering for Peace.

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Simone Biles, Sha’Carri Richardson, Angel Reese, Coco Gauff put on magic show

This year, the magic seemed to spread further than usual across the sports landscape. At the highest levels. Black women standing on podiums, lifting trophies, receiving medals, being themselves.

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Kwanzaa in Chicago: Where to celebrate the weeklong holiday

Kwanzaa, from Dec. 26 to Jan. 1, celebrates the African heritage and history within African American culture.

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Ex-boyfriend of slain Austin woman wanted in connection with her slaying

Chicago police have requested the public’s help locating Kenneth Brown, 44, who is wanted in connection with the fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend Maria Roque.

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Winter flower shows blooming with colors at Lincoln Park, Garfield Park conservatories

Open through Jan. 7, winter flower shows at the Lincoln Park Conservatory and Garfield Park Conservatory offer a vibrant escape from gloomy winter days.

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Bears coach Matt Eberflus has plenty at stake in final three games of season

He could help his case to stay if he gets the Bears to 8-9, but there’s no margin for additional embarrassment.

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Polling Place: How does a really good Bears team for Christmas sound? You know, one of these years

We wanted to know which not-gonna-happen gift would delight you most this holiday season: big-time success by the Bears, by the Bulls or by the Blackhawks.

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Cardinals QB Kyler Murray has more control over his fate than Bears’ Justin Fields

The Bears’ hold the Panthers pick that, were the season to end today, would be the first overall pick. Fields winning the Bears’ last three games — they’ll be favored in at least two of them — won’t change that fundamental fact.

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Northwestern’s Best Worst Season Ever ends Saturday with Las Vegas Bowl against Utah

There have been more highs on the field than any outsider saw coming, but only after sordid lows off it.

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Bears need RBs to take their opportunity and run with it

The Bears have one of the league’s best run games. Quarterback Justin Fields is responsible for a lot of that success, though; among only running backs, the Bears rank 15th in yards per carry.

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DE Montez Sweat leads Bears’ pass rush against Cardinals, but he needs help

Sweat has been a game-changer for the Bears, but he needs help from DeMarcus Walker and/or some of the young defensive linemen.

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Charge dropped against detainee in wheelchair accused of battering jail guard

The decision not to pursue the case comes months after WBEZ reported apparent discrepancies between a written report and video evidence.

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Busload of migrants dropped off at gas station in Kankakee

Around 35 migrants were dropped off about 4:30 a.m. Thursday in Kankakee, but the bus driver told them they had arrived in Chicago.

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Bulls back to defending at a high level, but will Zach LaVine join in?

There’s a good chance that LaVine (right foot) could be back in a few weeks, and with no trade market showing itself just yet, what LaVine will they get? The one that wants to buy in to what this team is doing or the one that far too often makes…

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Friday’s high school basketball scores

All the results from around the area.

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Animal shelters are at capacity. Here’s what to think about when adopting a pet.

“As people are going through the adoption process we try to set expectations for this particular pet and what we’ve observed about their behaviors,” PAWS Chicago CEO Susanna Wickham said.

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Bears rule out G Teven Jenkins for Cardinals game

Jenkins, who left Sunday’s game against the Browns in the second quarter because of a concussion, has not cleared the NFL’s concussion protocol.

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‘Ellington/Strayhorn Nutcracker’ an extraordinary, superbly jazzed take on a holiday classic

It’s “The Nutcracker” to a totally different beat, and thoroughly entertaining.

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Powerful ‘Color Purple’ balances heavy drama with exhilarating musical numbers

Fantasia Barrino, Danielle Brooks lead the impressive ensemble playing resilient women who persevere in an unforgiving world.

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The fight over public utility rate hikes in Illinois is far from over

Organized labor and the business community are demanding far more robust infrastructure spending, while the governor’s people point to very real cost considerations for consumers.

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