iPods making a comeback | ChicagoNOW
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Google trends says E-Bay searches for the iPod Classic and iPod Nano spiked more than 20% last year. Younger generations are possibly trying to get their hands on them to get around school phone bans. The iPod was discontinued in 2022.

Gloria & Emilio Estefan Musical at Drury Lane Theatre through March 22 | ChicagoNOW
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On Your Feet: The story of Emilio and Gloria Estefan is happening now at Drury Lane Theatre. The show runs through March 22 and features 23 songs from the the Estefan catalog, Including global hits like Rhythm Is Gonna Get You, Conga, 1-2-3, Out of the Dark and On Your Feet! 

Doritos launches protein chips | ChicagoNOW
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New Doritos protein snacks are coming to stores this March in two flavors: Nacho Cheese and Sweet & Tangy BBQ. A 1 oz serving of Doritos protein chips has 10 grams of protein compared to the regular chips that have 2 grams per serving.

Pastor Reginald Sharpe reflects on Rev. Jesse Jackson’s legacy
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Pastor Reginald Sharpe Jr. shares reflections on the life and impact of civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson while he lies in repose at Rainbow PUSH Coalition headquarters in Chicago.

'America's Time Capsule' what's going in the 250 year time capsule | ChicagoNOW
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To celebrate the United State's 250th Independence Day the America250 Commission will be burying a time capsule at Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia that will not be opened until 2276. ChicagoNOW hosts, Anthony Ponce and Kaitlin Cody, go over some of the artifacts being saved. 

Chicago mourners honor Rev. Jesse Jackson as he lies in repose at Rainbow PUSH
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Family, friends, and community members are paying tribute to civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson as he lies in repose at the headquarters of Rainbow PUSH Coalition in Chicago.

‘The Wire’ actor Bobby J. Brown dies in barn fire: report

Bobby J. Brown, known for playing Officer Bobby Brown on HBO’s “The Wire," died Wednesday after being caught in a barn fire, according to TMZ.

Chicago man arrested weeks after South Side holdup

Chicago police say an arrest has been made after a 23-year-old was robbed at gunpoint in late January.

Bears Stadium Battle: Illinois vs. Indiana
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Illinois lawmakers are now in scoring position to potentially keep the Chicago Bears in Illinois by giving them property tax certainty for up to 40 years! This is in the megaproject bill that passed an Illinois house committee today. Bret Buganski shows you why there are still concerns from lawmakers about unintended consequences.

Wrongful death lawsuit filed in boat captain murder
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The firm that manages Chicago's boat harbor is being sued for wrongful death.  A beloved boat captain drowned in a downtown harbor, and authorities say the death was preventable. Joanie Lum is here now with more.

Des Plaines daycare responds to child abuse case
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We’re following up tonight on a disturbing daycare abuse case.  For the first time, we're hearing from the attorney of the alleged victims.

Bears stadium battle, Chicago credit rating drops | The Chicago Report
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Indiana and Illinois lawmakers are trying to pin down a final deal for the Bears' new stadium. And, Chicago's credit rating takes a hit. All this and more on The Chicago Report. 

F1 Arcade to open in River North at former Rock Bottom site

After three years of idling, a prominent retail corner in River North is gearing up for a comeback. This summer, the former Rock Bottom Brewery at State Street and Grand Avenue will be transformed into the F1 Arcade. 

Man charged in deadly shooting near Chicago Jewel-Osco grocery store: police

A 26-year-old man has been charged in a deadly shooting near a Jewel-Osco grocery store on Chicago's South Side on Tuesday, according to police.

Chicago's credit rating downgraded | The Chicago Report
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Prominent credit ratings agencies just dinged Chicago's credit rating down to triple B+, which means taxpayers will foot the bill for higher borrowing costs.