Crime Wave and Cursive Comeback | 1.23.25

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A string of burglaries shakes Chicago's Northwest Side, leaving businesses vulnerable and residents concerned. Meanwhile, the trial of former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan nears its climax with allegations of corruption and racketeering. On a brighter note, a volunteer project aims to revive cursive handwriting by digitizing historical documents.

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