NBA's mob gambling scandal: Will more players be named?
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A federal investigation into an alleged NBA gambling network is raising new questions about the scope of the scandal. Former players and one active player have already been implicated. Expert Scott Burnstein explains why he believes more names, games, and institutions could soon emerge in what may become one of the biggest sports betting cases in American history.

MLB World Series goes high-tech with AI insights
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Artificial intelligence will be used in the MLB World Series to give broadcasters instant access to data and game insights.

Chicago’s most hauntingly fascinating museum: The International Museum of Surgical Science
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This spooky season, we’re stepping inside Chicago’s International Museum of Surgical Science, where medicine meets mystery in the city’s Gold Coast. The museum blends science, history, and spookiness, showcasing medical relics from the past — including an X-ray shoe size fitter, an iron lung, and other fascinating (and eerie) artifacts that reveal how far medicine has come.

Deadline for Illinois property tax relief approaching | ChicagoLIVE
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The deadline to apply for property tax relief is this Friday. Here’s what homeowners need to know to make sure they don’t miss out on savings. | A live look at what happened today, what’s happening now, and what’s coming tonight—no script, just real news.

Anti-ICE protest in Chicago after Border Patrol chief appears in court
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Demonstrators marched in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood after Border Patrol Chief Greg Bovino testified in front of a federal judge Tuesday morning.

Illinois Republicans push back against Democratic plan to redraw political maps
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GOP leaders criticize Democrats’ calls to counter Republican gerrymandering nationwide, arguing Illinois’ districts have long been drawn to favor Democrats.

Chicago celebrates 50 years of “Siskel & Ebert”
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The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events and the Chicago Film Office is celebrating the 50th anniversary of Siskel & Ebert, the iconic TV program that changed the way America talks about movies.

The Gallagher Cup: Ireland vs All Blacks rematch at Soldier Field this weekend
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All Blacks legend Dane Coles and former Scotland international rugby player Nathan Hines join live in studio to tease this weekend's highly anticipated rugby rematch between Ireland and the All Blacks.

Avi Loeb on Earth’s 'second moon' and the possibility of alien monitors
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Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb joins "ChicagoNOW" to discuss the newly discovered quasi-moon orbiting near Earth and what it could mean. Could it be a natural object — or something more? Loeb explains.

Gravity and our bodies | ChicagoNOW
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The difference between feeling strong and feeling exhausted might come down to one thing: how well your body manages gravity. Brennan Spiegel, MD, director of Health Services Research at Cedars-Sinai explains the effects that gravity has on the body.

Documentary highlights Skokie woman's self-ran orchard and farm
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Oriana Kruszewski has been a staple at the Logan Square and Green City farmers markets for about two decades selling fruit you don’t necessarily see at the grocery store. Krista Kane, founder of new Chicago-based production company Shrimp Studio, is telling Oriana's story in a new documentary. Oriana and Krista join ChicagoNOW in studio.

Border Patrol chief testifying in Chicago federal court: preview
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Border Patrol's top official Greg Bovino is set to testify in court Tuesday on his agency's use of tear gas during Chicago protests.