Chicago River Swim returns this fall after 98-year hiatus | ChicagoNOW
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For the first time in 98 years, the Chicago River will host an open water swim event this fall. The Chicago River Swim event has been approved by the city after officials denied the permit last year. It will take place on September 21 and feature 500 qualified swimmers. CEO of The Chicago River Swim Doug McConnell tells us more about it.

Naming your baby? Speech pathologist shares toddler-friendly name tips | ChicagoNOW
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If you're expecting a baby, you've probably already considered the usual factors: family ties, popularity, and maybe avoiding an ex's name. Have you ever thought about how easily your child will be able to pronounce their name? Chloe Conrad, a licensed speech-language pathologist, went viral for naming a few baby names she'd personally skip because they can be tough for toddlers to say.

Netflix 'Hitmakers' Jenna Andrews and Stephen Kirk on shaping pop's future | ChicagoNOW
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They've written for BTS, Sabrina Carpenter, and helped shape the global pop sound. Netflix's 'Hitmakers' Jenna Andrews and Stephen Kirk are giving us a rare look behind the curtain.

Chicago woman charged with hate crimes over vandalism of pro-Palestinian mural

A Chicago woman is facing hate crime charges in connection with two alleged attacks and the vandalism of a Palestinian-Mexican solidarity mural in Pilsen.

Robocall lawsuits, $20B John Deere investment & Adidas controversy | Business News
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Business News: The FTC settles two robocall lawsuits. John Deere plans a nearly $20B investment in U.S. operations. Mexico accuses Adidas of cultural appropriation. Plus, Kia is under scrutiny over the SUV recall, back-to-school shopping stress rises, Bed Bath & Beyond returns under a new name, a survey finds 1 in 10 Americans use weight loss drugs, and more.

Chicago burglars sought after West Side break-ins, police say

Recognize these suspects or this SUV? Chicago police are asking for the public's help after a pair of West Side burglaries.

Dan Ryan crash: Person lying on ground hit, killed on I-94, ISP says

A person who was lying on the ground was hit and killed early Monday on the Dan Ryan Expressway. Here's what we know so far.

Chicago crime: Boy, 14, shot in Bridgeport

A 14-year-old boy was shot while walking in Bridgeport late Sunday night on Chicago's South Side.

Police release photos of alleged hit-and-run vehicle
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Chicago police have released a picture of the car they say was responsible for a fatal hit and run in the Gage Park neighborhood yesterday morning.

Chicago police seek car involved in deadly hit-and-run on SW Side

The Chicago Police Department is looking for a car involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash on the Southwest Side early Saturday morning.