Car drives into Logan Square small business
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Someone crashed their car into a shop in Logan Square earlier this week. Thankfully, no one was inside the store when it happened. The business however is now asking the community for help

Man charged with murder in death of firefighter Michael Altman
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New tonight--- there are pending charges against a man accused of intentionally setting a building on fire in Rogers Park. It's the fire that killed Chicago firefighter Michael Altman. The suspect facing first degree murder charges. This all happening as tributes continue to pour in for Altman.

Chicago weather: Warm weekend ahead, then temps dip early week

Milder-than-normal temperatures are expected across the Chicago area this weekend, with highs reaching around 70 degrees Saturday.

Med students celebrate Match Day as state faces doctor shortfall

Hundreds of medical students across the city, including at the University of Illinois Chicago College of Medicine, opened sealed envelopes revealing where they will begin residency training, a milestone that comes as Illinois faces a growing shortage of doctors.

CTA sues feds over halted funding for Red Line expansion, modernization

The Chicago Transit Authority is suing the federal government after it chose to withhold funds needed to expand the Red Line and modernize both the Red and Purple lines.

Firefighter tragedy, squatters shock & new White Sox stadium? | Week in Review
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This week on Fox Chicago’s "Week in Review:" A Chicago firefighter loses his life. A tragic end for a suburban man missing in Spain. Plus, a surprise shakeup at the Chicago mayor’s office and a shocking story involving squatters in a local apartment. We also break down the biggest winners at this year’s Oscars and highlight “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom” at the Goodman Theatre.

Chicago man charged with murder in death of firefighter Michael Altman

A Chicago man has been charged in the death of firefighter Michael Altman, who died after responding to a North Side blaze earlier this week.

After cyberattack loss, Logan Square shop hit again by storefront car crash

Lost Girls Vintage in Logan Square is asking for community support after a car crashed into its storefront, adding to an already difficult start to the year.

University of Illinois Chicago medical students receive their matches to hospitals
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Big day for med students at UIC. They just opened envelopes to see where they'll train next.   Where they end up matters. It can affect how easy it is to see a doctor in Illinois.  And the state definitely needs more doctors right now.

Michael Altman: Hundreds line streets to honor fallen Chicago firefighter
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Hundreds of people gathered to pay tribute to Chicago firefighter Michael Altman, who died after being injured battling a Rogers Park fire. The 32-year-old leaves behind a wife, a young child, and another on the way, as the community rallies to support his family ahead of next week’s funeral.

Car crashes into Logan Square small business
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 A car slammed into a shop in Logan Square. Now this small business needs help from neighbors.  Leslie Moreno is out front with how you can help.

Chicago police officer stripped of powers after deadly Humboldt Park shooting
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A Chicago cop is off patrol. Police moved him after a shooting earlier this month. Officer Max Walzer has been stripped of his police powers and reassigned while an investigation into the incident remains ongoing.

Elgin officer fired over social media posts
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The City of Elgin has fired a police officer after an investigation found he violated department policies during the height of a federal immigration enforcement operation last fall.

Small airports face closure risk amid ongoing TSA staffing shortages

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says smaller airports are at risk of closing due to staffing shortages caused by an ongoing partial government shutdown.

March Madness betting risks: WSJ columnist Eli Thompson on impact for young people | ChicagoLIVE
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Wall Street Journal columnist and college student Eli Thompson joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss how sports betting is impacting young people, especially during March Madness. He explains why the issue is growing, the financial and social toll it can take, and why more awareness is needed.