Chicago headlines: Beloved bowling alley closes, dressing debate resurfaces, record shop endures
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From the closure of a longtime South Side gathering spot to a century-old food claim and a record store’s lasting appeal, Block Club Chicago breaks down the stories shaping neighborhood conversations.

Man charged with killing CPD officer appears in court again
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The man accused of killing a Chicago police officer and injuring another is in court again, but today it's for a different case. Se Kwon reports from the courthouse.

Tony Stewart previews NHRA Nationals return to Chicago area | ChicagoNOW
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High-speed drag racing is returning to Route 66 Raceway, and Tony Stewart is giving fans a preview of what to expect from the NHRA Nationals. 

Chicago weather: More showers possible before stretch of chilly weather

Chicago’s April just cracked the top 10 wettest on record, and more rain could still fall. Plus, cooler air is on the way, with frost possible in parts of the area this weekend.

Father, son speak out after years of alleged bullying at Chicago high school
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An 18-year-old student and his father say repeated bullying incidents—including a recent alleged knife threat—went unaddressed by school officials, raising concerns about student safety and accountability.

Chicago bike lane expansion sparks backlash in Brighton Park

In Brighton Park, residents and business owners oppose new protected bike lanes, citing lost parking, traffic issues, and reduced sales, with over 3,000 signatures submitted in protest.

Teen alleges years of bullying at Chicago high school, family demands accountability

A Chicago father and his 18-year-old son are speaking out, alleging the teen endured years of bullying at Noble Street College Prep, including incidents they describe as traumatic and dangerous.

Chicago father says son bullied for years at Noble Street College Prep, claims school failed to act
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A Chicago father is speaking out, saying his son endured years of bullying at Noble Street College Prep, including a recent incident involving a knife, and claims the school failed to protect him.

John Wayne Gacy book republished as questions about victims remain | ChicagoLIVE
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A controversial book written by serial killer John Wayne Gacy is being republished, raising new questions about the case decades later. A curator from the Graveface Museum joins us to discuss the effort to revisit the case, the possibility of additional victims and why keeping the conversation focused on victims still matters today.