Mural honoring three fallen Chicago officers vandalized on Southwest Side
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A mural honoring three fallen Chicago police officers on the city's Southwest Side was defaced with graffiti Monday, prompting authorities to seek information about those responsible.

Residents assess damage as power restoration continues in Merrillville
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Generators were running across Merrillville on Monday night as electric crews continued working to restore power following last week's tornadoes.

'The Noah System' works to eliminate lead from water | ChicagoLIVE
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Chicago Public Schools engineer Michael Ramos developed the Noah System, an automated flushing device designed to reduce lead contamination in drinking water by preventing water from stagnating in aging pipes.

How Tiago Splitter brings championship pedigree to Chicago | Chicago Sports Tonight
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On CST, Cassie Carlson and Sam Panayotovich are joined by The Athletic's Joel Lorenzi to react to the Bulls hiring Tiago Splitter as their new head coach. How does Splitter bring a championship pedigree to Chicago and why is Splitter such a good developer of young talent? Plus, Danny Parkins hops on with Cassie to talk about Jalen Brunson's legacy in New York after winning an NBA title. Also, how optimistic is Danny about USMNT's chances to advance deep into the World Cup? 

Federal school vouchers pushback, Chicago's parking meter deal | The Chicago Report
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The CTU and IFT are pushing back against federal school vouchers. Plus, what's the latest with Chicago's parking meter deal? We break it all down on "The Chicago Report."

What's happening with Chicago's parking meter deal? | The Chicago Report
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The City Council Finance Committee was supposed to meet today to talk about the parking meter deal, but it was canceled. The ordinance would have approved the proposed transfer of the parking meter agreement to a new company called Stonepeak.

CTU, IFT push back against federal school vouchers | The Chicago Report
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President Donald Trump's federal voucher plan is sparking fierce debate in Illinois, with critics calling it a backdoor scheme to privatize education. The CTU and the Illinois Federation of Teachers want Gov. Pritzker to opt out of it. Here to break down what's at stake is CTU President Stacy Davis Gates. 

Northbrook parents sue KinderCare, Glenview daycare over alleged harm to twins
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A Northbrook couple is suing KinderCare Learning Companies and The Crème School in Glenview after they say their four-year-old twins were harmed by a daycare employee.

IHSA pulls funding from girls’ flag football season | ChicagoLIVE
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The Illinois High School Association, which oversees all high school sports in Illinois, has pulled funding from girls’ flag football. Taft High School varsity head women’s flag football coach Germaine Padilla breaks down the impact.

Over 100 Chicago fathers treated to makeovers ahead of Father's Day
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With Father's Day just six days away, a recent survey found most working dads feel like they're invisible. Six in 10 men say they don't get enough credit for balancing work and parenting. Today, three nonprofits in Chicago said they'll fix that.

Your access to protein may soon be limited | ChicagoLIVE
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Protein is in high demand and may soon become limited. Registered dietitian Maggie Michalczyk explains what it means for consumers.

Bob Grogan elected as new Chair of Illinois Republican Party | ChicagoLIVE
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Congratulations are in order for newly elected Chair of the Illinois Republican Party Bob Grogan. He joins us in studio to discuss future plans and goals for the role.

Chicago bars push to preserve sweepstakes machines ahead of City Council vote
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As Chicago leaders prepare to vote on banning sweepstakes machines, some bar and restaurant owners say the devices are a key source of revenue and are organizing to keep them legal despite growing concerns over regulation and gambling.

Power restoration continues as crews recover from 17 tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana
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Days after severe storms spawned 17 tornadoes across Illinois and Indiana, thousands remain without electricity as utility crews work around the clock to restore power and assess widespread damage.