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Johnson urged to ‘find solutions that work for the airlines’ to salvage O’Hare expansion

Days after announcing his departure from the job growth agency known as World Business Chicago, Michael Fassnacht urged City Hall and the two major carriers to work out their differences on a massive project that started at $8.7 billion but has ballooned to $12.1 billion.

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Elgin police officer charged with child pornography possession

Jordan Collins, 33, was placed on administrative leave after being charged with five counts of possession of child pornography in DeKalb County.

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White Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf meets with Nashville mayor

White Sox decline comment, but potential move to Music City viewed as long shot

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Uh-oh, Bears fans: The Packers have a quarterback

Jordan Love has looked excellent the past three weeks, and it’s not a blip.

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Bears injury update: (almost) everyone’s healthy

Running back D’Onta Foreman and cornerback Tyrique Stevenson, who both missed the Vikings game because of ankle injuries, were full participants in Wednesday’s practice.

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A quick fix for speeding drivers: Have more cops write tickets

People don’t want to get tickets. Flood the highways with troopers who will pull you over if you’re speeding. Problem solved. No further technology needed, a letter writer says.

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Kim Foxx revamps Cook County wrongful conviction unit, names senior adviser as new head

During Foxx’s two terms, the state’s attorney’s office has vacated more than 200 convictions over allegations of misconduct.

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Chicago man pleads guilty to shooting CPD officer and ATF agents in 2021

Eugene “Gen Gen” McLaurin pleaded guilty to three counts of assaulting a federal officer and two counts of using a firearm during and in retaliation to a crime of violence.

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Bears’ Matt Eberflus says ‘extreme patience’ necessary in rebuild, but will he get it?

The Bears followed up their 3-14 season in 2022 with an 0-4 start this season before going 4-4 in their last eight games.

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Michael O’Brien’s high school basketball notebook

Scores, highlights and more from Tuesday’s action.

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‘Islander,’ a haunting musical from Scotland, exquisitely merges sound tech with the human voice

Two actors play dozens of roles in the myth-misted production at Chicago Shakespeare Theater.

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McDonald’s burger empire set for unprecedented growth with 10,000 new stores

The company is focused on core menu items like Quarter Pounders and fries which, according to McDonald’s, make up 65% of sales systemwide.

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Who should decide the fate of Chicago’s most serious police misconduct cases?

A City Council panel this week could allow the main union for cops to contest firings and long suspensions behind closed doors.

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Norman Lear, who brought ‘All in the Family,’ Archie Bunker and ‘Maude’ to TV, dead at 101

The liberal political activist’s signature production was immersed in the day’s headlines while also drawing upon Lear’s childhood memories of his tempestuous father.

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Voodoo Doughnut reveals opening date for first Chicago location

The Portland, Oregon, chain opens Dec. 16 at 945 E. Randolph St. The first 50 people in the door will receive “a delightful surprise,” the company said.

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Chicago 2024 convention host committee launches drive to spread business to minorities

The Democratic National Committee has pledged that all of Chicago’s communities benefit — and minority contractors share — from next year’s convention at United Center.

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Natasha Kravchuk fosters simple approach to recipes in new cookbook

Her new cookbook, “Natasha’s Kitchen: 100+ Easy Family-Favorite Recipes You’ll Make Again and Again,” is totally approachable, she says.

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Man fatally shot in South Shore

The man, 39, was dead on the scene with a gunshot wound to his chest.

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Man’s body found hours after ‘horrific’ West Side fire left his mom, 2 cops injured

Carlos Street likely tried to flee the building but was crushed by debris near the front door. He lived in the home with his mom, Dessie Street, who was described as a leader and matriarch for the community.

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Dear Abby: Daughter chooses abusive partners, loses our trust

She’s been avoiding parents ever since they asked her to stop bringing over women who steal from her and lie to her.

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A jumble of jumbo perch and history

With the perch being caught on southern Lake Michigan in recent weeks, there’s also been some giant jumbos caught with some history jumbled in.

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‘The Boy and the Heron,’ the great Miyazaki’s latest attempt at a swan song, uplifts and inspires

Troubled boy enters a dimension teeming with bizarre creatures in animator’s elegant and beautiful adventure.

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Congress must protect our privacy rights by stopping ‘warrantless surveillance’

Law enforcement routinely circumvents laws meant to protect privacy, by purchasing peoples’ personal information via data brokers. Sen. Dick Durbin should do more to stop it, the head of Lucy Parsons Lab writes.

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Chicago taxpayers have paid nearly $700 million since 2000 in lawsuits by people who claimed they were framed by police

The tally of 300 cases includes nearly $140 million paid to lawyers for the city and $537 million paid to plaintiffs.

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