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• Justin Fields might get chance to start for Chicago Bears with Andy Dalton hurt
• 3 teens charged as adults for beating teen with autism at Howell High School
• Clarendon Hills residents concerned their city may have to share firetruck with another town
• Economic growth to taper after strong Q2, economist predicts: What it could mean for interest rates
• Student loan refinance rates drop — 5-year variable rates slide back under 3%
• Prosecution in R. Kelly trial rests their case; singer's legal team starts defense
• Beecher church fire: 150 years of history gone in a matter of hours
• Girl, 15, shot on Chicago's West Side
• Metallica performs surprise concert at Metro in Chicago
• Mexican Independence Day celebrations result in 700 citations issued
• Vandals paint graffiti on Jewish symbol in Daley Plaza
• Burr Ridge man to serve 12 years in prison for supplying drugs in Hinsdale woman's fatal overdose
• The Final Fear: Statesville Haunted Prison scaring guests one last time, will close after this year
• COVID-19 has killed as many Americans as 1918 Spanish flu
• Gabby Petito’s possible remains found near where Tampa family spotted camper van
• Cast of 'Chicago Party Aunt' talks series debut
• Metallica announces "pop-up" concert Monday in Chicago
• Professor yelled racial slurs, spit on Black woman and 7-year-old outside Jewel-Osco: prosecutors
• Man shot dead at gas station in Waukegan
• Man sentenced to 6 years for burglarizing Naperville jewelry store during George Floyd protests
• Chicago budget address: Lightfoot proposes hundreds of millions of dollars for public safety
• Shooting at Russia’s Perm State University leaves 6 dead, 28 hurt
• Murder mystery: 'Alley mechanic' named Otto found dead inside his minivan
• 'Pandemic is not over': Toni Preckwinkle says Cook County 'experiencing a resurgence' of COVID cases
• Justin Fields 'probably further along than we thought,' Bears coach Matt Nagy says
• New COVID testing, vaccination rules take effect Monday for CPS student-athletes
• Worried about feral cats in your neighborhood? Chicago group helps trap, neuter and return them
• Walmart worker resigns over store loudspeakers: ‘F–k this job’
• Retired suburban fire chief charged with exposing himself near Glen Ellyn high school
• Monday shaping up to be warm and muggy with isolated storms, then cooler weather is on the way
• Illinois woman gets 75 years for murder of boyfriend's 4-year-old son
• Suburban sex offender arrested for allegedly sending 12-year-old boy a bus ticket
• 18-year-old charged in Irving Park armed carjacking
• CVS filling 600 positions in Illinois during one-day hiring event
• US to require incoming foreign travelers to be vaccinated against COVID-19
• Students protest after lacrosse coach is fired, apparently because she is married to a woman
• Senate confirms James Kvaal as under secretary of education: How your student loans may be impacted
• Brian Laundrie seen on video reading novel about missing women
• How to see the harvest moon
• California court overturns murder convictions, cites racism
• Woman, 62, reported missing from Rogers Park
• Man fatally shot, 3 passengers injured in Chatham crash
• Pfizer: COVID-19 vaccine works in kids ages 5 to 11, plans to seek authorization soon
• Gabby Petito case: Cause of death not yet determined after body found in Wyoming matches missing Florida woman