Bears training camp dates revealed while 2028 Olympics could get some NFL company | 1st & North
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NFC North teams are officially prepping for training camp next month! We dive into Kyler Murray “drinking from a firehose” while mastering Kevin O'Connell's complex system , Tucker Kraft’s incredibly speedy recovery ahead of Week 1 , and why the Lions are the only team in the division skipping joint practices this summer. Plus, the crew debates whether active NFL stars belong in the 2028 Olympics for flag football , and Packers safety Evan Williams takes a wild, 160 MPH summer joyride in an IndyCar!

Illinois has recorded more tornadoes this year than any other state since 2015 | ChicagoLIVE
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Illinois currently leads the nation in reported tornadoes this year, and the storm season is only halfway over. Dr. Victor Gensini of Northern Illinois University discusses the concerning trend.

Investors say 'Mr. Finance' promised big returns, left them with devastating losses
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A new lawsuit accuses self-styled financial adviser Brandon Ellington of convincing dozens of people to invest retirement savings and loan proceeds in what authorities have described as a Ponzi scheme, leaving some victims facing foreclosure and financial ruin.

Historic south entrance of Griffin MSI to reopen for first time since 1893 | ChicagoLIVE
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The south entrance of the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry is currently under construction and will reopen for the first time in 132 years. The museum’s president and CEO joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss the project.

What could Chicago look like in 2126?
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A new design vision from Gensler Chicago explores how the Windy City could adapt to a warmer climate, heavier rainfall, population growth, an aging population and emerging transportation technology over the next century.

Southside Blooms expands to Chicago’s West Side | ChicagoLIVE
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Southside Blooms is expanding to North Lawndale with a new location. Founder Quilen Blackwell joins ChicagoLIVE to discuss what this expansion means for the community.

New study links working from home to isolation and mental distress | ChicagoLIVE
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Many people enjoy working from home, but a new study links it to increased isolation and mental distress. Emma Harrington of University of Virginia breaks down the findings.

McDonald’s celebrates America 250 with its largest-ever fried apple pie in Joliet | ChicagoLIVE
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McDonald’s is celebrating America 250 with the return of its fried apple pies and the debut of its largest-ever pie in Joliet. McDonald’s owner-operator John Carnagio shares details with ChicagoLIVE.

Chicago ranks 5th nationwide for dog incidents involving postal workers
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There were 43 dog-related incidents involving postal workers in Chicago last year. Chicago Postmaster Holly Burrell joins The Loop to discuss how residents can help prevent future incidents.

Chicago declares June 25 as 'Horace Grant Day' in honor of Bulls legend
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June 25 is officially "Horace Grant Day" in Chicago. Former Chicago Bulls player Horace Grant joins Good Day Chicago to talk about the special recognition.

New ransom note surfaces in Nancy Guthrie investigation | TMZ
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A newly surfaced ransom note in the Nancy Guthrie case suggests Guthrie may be deceased. TMZ's Michael Babcock breaks down the latest development and what it means for the investigation.

As Chicagoans embrace summer weather, experts urge caution around West Nile Virus
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With summer comes an increased risk of West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne illness. Dr. Rachel Rubin, senior medical officer at the Cook County Department of Public Health, breaks down what residents need to know about the virus.

Suburban mayor makes pitch for new Chicago Bears stadium
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Another Chicago suburb wants the Bears and is pitching a massive domed stadium with no property taxes for the team.

Inside Chicago's robotic show at McCormick Place
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From household helpers to futuristic machines that feel straight out of Star Wars, the latest innovations are on display at North America's largest robotics event at McCormick Place.

Chicago faces new sidewalk accessibility lawsuit
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Chicago is fighting a disability rights lawsuit that claims the city's sidewalks are unsafe and inaccessible, as advocates push for widespread repairs that could affect thousands of residents and potentially cost the city millions.