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The Bears won’t make major changes to their defense when they hire a new coordinator. They’ll still run Eberflus’ Cover 2 scheme, with his coaching points, buzzwords — and, probably, play calls. If Eberflus hires from the outside, he figures to add someone familiar with his H.I.T.S. principle.

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Un frente de aire frío se dirige hacia Chicago inmediatamente después de la tormenta.

S.E. Cupp’s assertion that making people miss flights or appointments “is itself a version of indiscriminate hostage taking” is laughably privileged. Our country’s low tolerance for inconvenience is, to put it mildly, embarrassing.

More than 42 million joints, gummies and other recreational weed products were sold legally statewide in 2023.

The Bears’ GM said he didn’t miss on C.J. Stroud last year — he just liked the deal he got from the Panthers better. That’s fair enough — especially with the No. 1 overall pick again this year. But if he finds a C.J. Stroud in this draft, he probably…

Choose Chicago President and CEO Lynn Osmond announced Thursday she would resign effective Jan. 31, just 20 months into her four-year contract to focus her ‘time and energies on a family health matter.’

Cease settles for $8 million, Vaughn $3.25 million for 2024.

Nearly 17,000 patients came to Illinois from other states to receive abortions since 2022, according to the Department of Public Health’s annual abortion statistics report.

According to Nielsen Audio, a key portion of the station’s audience dropped in the fall, despite the addition of Bears games. But ESPN 1000’s market manager says it has a different way of measuring success.

Forecasters say the incoming heavy, wet snow will resemble the ‘heart attack snowstorm’ of 1987, when two dozen people died from the strain of shoveling.