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• Students steer school bus to safety after driver suffers heart attack
• Convicted felon stole Porsche in Chicago, led officers on chase in Indiana: police
• Second gentleman Doug Emhoff tests positive for COVID-19, White House says
• Student loan refinance rates rise: 10-year fixed rates hit highest point since 2020
• Chicago apartment prices downtown to rise in 2022: report
• Hoffman Estates hopes new Amazon center will boost local economy
• Chicago voters could get final say on city's new ward map
• Man arrested for parking tickets says Detroit officer fell asleep twice before hitting another car
• Nurses rally in Oak Brook, call for safe staffing requirements in hospitals
• Chicago's Lightfoot, Arwady warn masks may be needed again should COVID-19 surge
• Russia announces 'personal sanctions' against Biden, Clinton, other US officials
• Fire erupts in Chicago's Edgewater neighborhood; no injuries reported
• Man carried out takeover-style heists; robbed 15 Chicago liquor, convenience stores: prosecutors
• Senate votes to make daylight saving time permanent
• Illinois Tollway boss Jose Alvarez resigns from embattled state agency
• Model who called Putin psychopath found dead in suitcase
• Housing affordability tightens as majority of US sees double-digit home price growth in Q4 2021: NAR
• Elise L. Malary: Missing Evanston woman last heard from March 9
• Fox News cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski and Ukrainian journalist killed in attack that wounded reporter
• Oswego man killed in shootout with Shorewood police at motel — second police shooting in southwest suburbs
• Man robs Chase Bank in Arlington Heights, FBI says
• Naperville man charged with drug-induced homicide after woman dies from fentanyl mixture
• Ex-Chicago alderman Patrick Daley Thompson asks for new trial, says feds 'littered' arguments with innuendos
• Adam Toledo and Anthony Alvarez shootings: No charges to be filed against Chicago police officers
• Criminal case against NW Indiana sheriff can proceed, judge rules
• New Selena album coming out next month
• Russia-Ukraine war: Russian forces step up bombardment of Kyiv
• Chicago removes 16 more states from COVID-19 travel advisory
• Must be spring in Chicago with 60s and snow in the forecast
• NYC woman accused of torturing, holding online date hostage for $100K
• Bob Saget's injuries possibly caused by fall on carpeted floor, report states
• University of Chicago to offer full-tuition scholarships to students impacted by war in Ukraine
• Kofi Cockburn among three Big Ten players on AP All-America first team
• Gender pay-gap bot calls out companies on Twitter paying men more than women
• World's longest car has 26 wheels, putting green, helipad and swimming pool
• Suburban Chicago woman charged in fraud scheme at CPS elementary school
• Labs still reign as America's most popular dog breed; newcomer ranks top 5
• Man accused of stabbing 2 MoMA employees in New York arrested in Philadelphia, police say
• Jussie Smollett moved out of psych ward into jail cell with a bed, brother Jocqui says
• Man wounded in drive-by shooting in Little Village
• 17-year-old charged in deadly West Side laundromat shooting
• 3 COVID-19 tests recalled after FDA warns about ‘high risk’ of false results
• Indiana man charged in broad daylight shooting in South Loop building
• Florida mother, daughter arrested after ‘kill list’ found on teen's phone, sheriff’s office says
• Legendary Chicago disc jockey Pervis Spann dead at 89 of Alzheimer’s disease
• Fox scores 34, Kings beat scuffling Bulls 112-103
• Man charged in Chicago home invasion that killed woman, seriously wounded man
• Temps in the 40s today across Chicago ahead of Wednesday warmup