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Analyzing the Bears’ biggest end-of-season decisions

The Sun-Times’ Bears experts — Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser and Mark Potash — break down their end-of-season decisions and what lies ahead:

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Former Citi VP in Chicago charged with elder fraud

Helen Caldwell, whose actions were spotlighted in an Injustice Watch investigation published by the Sun-Times, is charged with bilking $1.5 million by steering elderly banking clients to invest in her side deals producing slasher movies.

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Winter storm cancels CPS after-school activities, knocks out power at more than 30 schools

Attendance varied Friday — some schools were half empty, and others had around 80% of their students.

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Interfaith Martin Luther King Jr. breakfast discusses labor, faith and the future

The 38th annual event honored Romel Ferguson, a minister and the Chicago Teachers Union operations manager.

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Migrants won’t get booted from shelters next week, city says, while migrants at ‘landing zone’ stuck on buses as snowstorm hits Chicago

The city has delayed shelter evictions originally due to begin Tuesday. More than 140 migrants remain in buses at the city’s designated site for new arrivals.

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Picture Chicago: 16 must-see Sun-Times photos from this week in news

First Lady Jill Biden toured the University of Illinois Chicago Illinois Neuropsychiatric Institute to highlight the importance of research in women’s health, thousands visited Wintrust Winterland at Wrigley Field, and the “Chicago rat hole” received a lot of attention on social media.

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Pritzker urges Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to stop migrant dropoffs amid winter storm: ‘I plead with you for mercy’

With Chicago temperatures expected to dip to dangerous lows, Gov. J.B. Pritzker wants migrant dropoffs from Texas to stop.

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Blackhawks sign Nick Foligno to 2-year contract extension

The veteran forward will stick around to provide leadership — and some on-ice contributions — with a $4.5 million salary-cap hit.

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Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s secrecy points up the stigma of prostate cancer

Even though prostate cancer is more prevalent, men still don’t want to talk about it.

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Snow shoveling begins ahead of storm’s second wave

Chicago-area residents worked to dig out from under several inches of heavy, wet snow before the next wave hits the area and temperatures plummet.

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Polling Place: How did Bears fans vote on the decision to keep Matt Eberflus as coach?

All the man has to do is lead the Bears to 16 “Ws” in 2024 and his record will be above .500.

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Bears CB Jaylon Johnson earns second-team AP All-Pro honors

When Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson was denied his trade request Nov. 1, he set his sights on another goal this season: to be an All-Pro.

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Chicago tattoo artist Cheyenne Enderson finds a niche in realistic patch tattoos

The style has grown popular in recent years. It uses fine details that make the tattoos seem to have been sewn onto the skin.

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In West Town murals, ‘divine empowerment’ and an industrial feel

Spanish artist Lula Goce and North Carolina muralist Gus Cutty painted the two works in August as part of the Titan Walls murals festival.

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Quarterback Caleb Williams might be ‘one of one,’ but is he the one for the Bears?

Williams loves travel, fashion and Formula 1. How much does he love football? It’s a question for the Bears about a fabulous, fascinating player who might replace Justin Fields in 2024.

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Trump’s supporters are better prepared for a 2024 election loss

Donald Trump’s campaign appearances in Iowa have been almost phantasmagoric of late. A TV commercial on his Truth Social website claims that he is God’s Chosen One.

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Five liquor stores held up in 2 hours on Northwest Side

Police are looking for three male thieves who held up liquor stores from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on the city’s Northwest Side.

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Abandoning Ukraine now would be a grave mistake

The long-term cost of failure would be far higher than any short-term bill for aiding Ukraine now. Yet Republicans are holding up $61 billion in aid in exchange for major changes to immigration policy.

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Dear Abby: I need to go where my abusive husband can’t find me

After almost 30 years of threats and harm, wife needs help leaving and starting over.

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Hit the accelerator, CTA, on going electric

Diesel buses that were recently purchased by the CTA will continue to emit dangerous greenhouse gases for almost the entire decade of the 2030s, a former transit executive and member of the Climate Reality Project writes.

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M&M’s guru mulls chocolate all day at Mars Wrigley headquarters on Goose Island

Matthew Kradenpoth is the go-to scientist for all things M&M’s. And, if he spills a little chocolate on his hand in the lab, well, yum.

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An Indiana record burbot gives a chance to dive into a most unusual freshwater fish

Anthony Burke’s Indiana record burbot gives a chance to dive into the broader meaning and general unusualness of one of the oddest freshwater fish.

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Haunting ‘True Detective: Night Country’ hunts for clues at a time when the sun never rises

Wearing a badge once more, Jodie Foster impresses as a cynical police chief slowly unraveling a mystery in the Alaska darkness.

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‘A person deserves a name,’ says sheriff’s commander who helped identify Chicago vet who died with no memory

This is the strange story of a person, now finally identified, who had two lives, no memories and turns out to have been a 75-year-old veteran missing since the 1970s.

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Biden announces new round of student loan cancellations

In Illinois, 244,700 residents with student loans are eligible to apply for the new debt forgiveness.

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