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Black employment in Cook County is sandwiched between hope and reality

Jobs can be a source of inspiration, but opportunities are diminishing for young Black people in the Chicago area, Alden Loury writes.

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Horoscope for Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Scorpio.

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Bulls continue winning in Zach LaVine’s absence, beating Spurs

Victor Wembanyama was as good as advertised on Friday, but the short-handed Bulls again put on a scoring-by-committee effort with four of the five starters netting at least 20 points. Just don’t ask them if they’re better without LaVine.

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Man found fatally shot inside vehicle on Lower West Side

A witness told officers the shots had been fired from a gray van that fled the scene, officials said.

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Loyola beats St. Ignatius to continue its Jesuit Cup domination

Andrew Hollerich scored a game-high 17 points for Loyola, which is 10-1 in the last 11 Jesuit Cup meetings. Miles Boland added 10 points and five rebounds.

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Bulls get their first regular-season taste of ‘Wemby-mania’

Several players met the French standout in January when they played the Pistons in Paris, but actually facing Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama? Film doesn’t do him justice, Alex Caruso said.

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Noah Mister’s poised debut is difference in Mount Carmel’s victory at De La Salle

The talented sophomore point guard, a transfer from Kenwood, was finally eligible to play Friday.

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Bronzeville Trail to receive $5 million in funding in 2024

The Bronzeville Trail Task Force met with the city two weeks ago discuss opening at least some parts of the trail.

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Guards Paige Engels, Kelsey Langston deliver as Loyola wins Jesuit Cup

The Ramblers took back the cup in their 63-37 win over St. Ignatius with a relentless defense that forced a plethora of Wolfpack turnovers in the first half.

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No excuse for political horse trading when it comes to crime-ridden West Loop encampment

The murder of a man near the encampment is the latest example of surging crime in the area. The Johnson administration can’t engage in any quid pro quo with public safety at stake.

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New U.S. citizens take oath at Museum of Science and Industry

Friday’s naturalization ceremony was the first held at the museum.

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How two Chicago college students on both sides of a seemingly uncrossable divide are coping with the Israel-Hamas war

Campuses across the U.S. have been embroiled in conflict since the war began. Students at Northwestern University and University of Chicago share their thoughts on the conflict abroad and on campus.

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Hot tub cruises hit the Chicago River: ‘Is it summer? What the hell?’

On the first day of the electric hot tub boat rides, cruisers enjoy a leisurely float down the Chicago River under the gaze of curious passersby.

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Bears down to 3 fully healthy wide receivers heading into Lions game

Unless something changes, they’ll likely have to promote at least one receiver from the practice squad Saturday.

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Turnovers linger as liability with Bears QB Justin Fields

Fields has to do virtually everything better as a passer over the final five games, starting with minimizing turnovers.

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Friday’s high school basketball scores

All the results from around the area.

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Polling Place: Are the Bulls a better team without Zach LaVine?

That’s a question they’re going to have to answer — if they haven’t already — whether or not there’s a strong trade market for LaVine, a player with all the physical tools but some that too often go unused.

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How a 2024 election questionnaire puts candidates in an awkward spot

A question posed by Equality Illinois brings to mind a state law that says legislators cannot promise action on a bill in exchange for a contribution.

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CosMc’s debut in Bolingbrook marked by long lines, hourslong waits

Customers waited nearly three hours for a taste of McDonald’s new beverage-focused restaurant concept that will soon expand to Texas.

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Inside the Blackhawks’ locker room without Corey Perry: ‘What are we going to do to get the energy back?’

In the wake of Perry’s messy departure, even more leadership responsibilities have been shifted onto Nick Foligno, Seth Jones and Connor Murphy to steer the Hawks through adversity. They explain how they’ve regrouped and adjusted.

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City Council panel advances new 311 ‘hate incident’ reporting plan

The “Chi vs. Hate” ordinance aims to collect reports of disturbing acts that might fall short of a crime, but hint at more troubling actions to come, as hate crimes spike in Chicago and beyond.

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Actor Ryan O’Neal, starred in ‘Love Story,’ ‘Paper Moon,’ dies at 82

O’Neal’s son, Patrick, confirmed his father’s passing with a post on social media Friday.

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Bears’ final five games may lead to firing squad

We are standing at the beginning of the Bears’ inevitable, inescapable moment of change. The decisions that will be made all predicated on this five-game assessment capsule will determine what the upcoming five-year future of the franchise will be.

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Ex-Chicago cop gets probation for sexually abusing man shackled to hospital bed

Carlyle Calhoun was sentenced to three years of probation with 90 days of home confinement. Calhoun was told he would be required to register as a sex offender for 10 years.

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Michigan teen gets life in prison for Oxford High School attack

Ethan Crumbley, 17, has been sentenced to life in prison for killing four students, wounding more and terrorizing Michigan’s Oxford High School in 2021.

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