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Alderman Michael Rodriguez not running for re-election in 22nd Ward
Chicago Alderman Michael Rodriguez said he will not seek re-election next year.
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Boy, 16, dies after being found shot at Grant Skate Park in South Loop, Chicago police say
A 16-year-old boy died after he was found shot at the Grant Skate Park in the South Loop Wednesday night, Chicago police said.
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Drones recreate Twin Towers, honor victims ahead of 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks in New York
A drone show illuminated the skies over New York Harbor Wednesday night as part of a tribute marking the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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FDNY unions demand answers on newly released Ground Zero toxic air records
FDNY unions are responding to newly released 9/11 records that raise new questions about toxic air exposure at Ground Zero.
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Staten Island memorial honors firefighters lost on 9/11 and in years since
Signs of patriotism and remembrance surrounded a Staten Island gathering Wednesday as FDNY families, active firefighters and retirees commemorate 25 years since the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
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Teaching 9/11 to a generation that didn't live through the tragedy
As we prepare to mark 25 years since September 11, we turn our attention to the classroom.
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Uptown's Weiss Memorial Hospital loses license, health officials say
Chicago's Weiss Memorial Hospital has lost its license, officials said. There have been community efforts to reopen it, but the Illinois Department of Public Health says leadership has not made improvements.
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Messi, Lewandowski draw sellout crowd to Soldier Field for historic Chicago Fire-Inter Miami matchup
For many Chicago Fire fans, the match at Soldier Field was about more than soccer. For some, it was a moment of cultural pride. For others, it was a chance to see Lionel Messi and Robert Lewandowski.
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Gov. Pritzker, candidate Bailey take competing messages to Dallas GOP midterm convention
The race for Illinois governor shifted south on Wednesday as both Republican challenger Darren Bailey and Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker appeared in Texas ahead of the midterm Republican convention set to begin in Dallas.
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Man dies after Des Plaines officer-involved shooting during 'domestic disturbance,' officials say
A 21-year-old man died after a police-involved shooting Wednesday afternoon in the north suburbs, officials said.
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'Thought I was going to die': Video shows Bronzeville mom shot multiple times in front of daughter
A woman who was shot multiple times outside her South Side home said she feared she would not survive the attack after a gunman opened fire as she prepared to take her daughter to school.
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Federal trial begins for O'Hare CBP agent accused of sexual assaults, robberies
A federal trial opened this week for Luis Uribe, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent stationed at O'Hare airport who is accused of sexually assaulting and robbing four women.
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Religious Route 66: Ryan Chiaverini finds history and mystery on the Old Santa Fe Trail
Route 66's oldest alignment took Ryan Chiaverini to a "miraculous staircase" in the oldest state capital in the U.S., Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Lincoln-Way East students hold walkout to protest alleged racist incidents
Dozens of students walked out from Lincoln-Way East High School Wednesday.
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Operation Midway Blitz continues to divide Illinois families ahead of Mexican Independence Day
As Mexican Independence Day approaches, merchants along 26th Street are hoping for stronger sales than last year, when Operation Midway Blitz brought a large immigration enforcement presence to Chicago and surrounding suburbs.
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Oak Brook display of thousands of American flags seeks to humanize 9/11 attacks
A field of 2,977 flags, one for every first responder and civilian killed in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, is on display in Oak Brook as families, volunteers and visitors gather to remember the victims and their stories.
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2nd man sentenced to 14.5 years in prison for 2023 carjacking, robbery in driveway of Beverly home
A second man who pled guilty to carjacking a woman in her own driveway in Beverly has been sentenced to 14.5 years in prison. The crime was caught on video.
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Mayor Johnson touts summer violence reduction as Chicago reports fewer homicides
Mayor Brandon Johnson says Chicago saw a significant reduction in violent crime during the summer of 2026, calling the decline in summer violent crime historic during his fourth summer in office.
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Northwest suburbs hope to capitalize on Presidents Cup visitors, international stage
Preparations are underway at Medinah Country Club as the Presidents Cup returns elite golf to the Chicago area later this month, bringing with it expectations of a significant economic boost for the northwest suburbs.
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Body of woman missing after SUV crashed into river on Far South Side found: family
The father of a woman missing after a car crashed into the Little Calumet River in West Pullman Tuesday morning said her body was found Wednesday.
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Different school bus driver was at wheel when 6-year-old girl hit, killed in Frankfort: mother
The community in Frankfort is mourning a 6-year-old girl who was hit and killed by a school bus Tuesday afternoon.
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Bellwether Residences is 1st office-to-residential conversion completed in Chicago's Loop
A downtown office building in Chicago's financial district has been converted into apartments.
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Travelers recount restraining unruly passenger on American Airlines flight to Newark
Two New Jersey travelers are speaking out after helping restrain an unruly passenger aboard American Airlines Flight 618 headed to Newark, saying the man became belligerent, made racial and derogatory remarks and later turned physical with other passengers.
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Trump gave gifts totaling $155,000 to 4 White House aides, including Natalie Harp
The aides received the gifts in addition to their six-figure salaries.
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25 years later, 9/11 victims hope newly uncovered records will help illuminate Saudis' alleged role
Twenty-five years after September 11, victims and their families are hopeful that newly uncovered records will aid in their decade-long lawsuit against Saudi Arabia.
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Woman facing DUI charges in I-57 crash that killed baby, injured 4 toddlers, police say
The driver of a crash that killed a 6-month-old baby and hurt four toddlers over Labor Day Weekend has been charged. Police said none of the children were in car seats.
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Man sentenced for murder, crash that killed teen heading home after White Sox game
A man has been sentenced for killing a suburban teenager in a hit-and-run crash after a White Sox game.
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Judge orders Frankfort mother charged in 2-year-old son's death held pending trial
A Will County judge on Tuesday granted prosecutors' petition to keep Corie Walsh in custody pending trial as she faces first-degree murder charges in the death of her 2-year-old son, Barrett.
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Officials ID 6-year-old student killed in Frankfort school bus crash
A 6-year-old student was killed in a south suburban school bus crash on Tuesday afternoon, officials said.
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40 years later: Oprah reflects on starting at ABC7 Chicago, launching 'The Oprah Winfrey Show'
In an exclusive interview with ABC7's Cheryl Burton, Oprah Winfrey reflects on the city and people that helped shape her incredible journey.
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Family fights for accountability nearly 1 year after deadly ICE shooting in Franklin Park
One family is still fighting for accountability after their loved one was killed by an immigration agent in the suburbs.
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Indiana tax relief law drives Lowell school district to voters for funding
Tri-Creek School Corporation officials say they are facing a nearly $3 million budget shortfall that could lead to the elimination of bus transportation, sports and extracurricular activities unless voters approve additional funding through a referendum on the Nov. 3 ballot.
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Man killed, woman missing after SUV crashes into river on Far South Side, Chicago police say
An SUV lost control and drove into the Little Calumet River in West Pullman Tuesday morning; one man was killed and a woman is missing, Chicago police said.
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2 cops hurt, suspect in custody after overnight SWAT standoff in Logan Square, Chicago police say
Two police officers were hurt after a suspect shot a rifle during an overnight SWAT standoff, police said.
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Bridgeport residents, lawmakers oppose Amtrak facility, especially as Sox pitch new stadium location
Bridgeport residents and elected officials are voicing opposition to Amtrak's planned rail maintenance facility, arguing the project could disrupt the neighborhood and worsen concerns about the future of the area if the Chicago White Sox relocate.
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2nd incident of racial harassment reported at Lincoln-Way East vs. Homewood-Flossmoor sports meet
A second accusation of racial harassment has been reported at a Lincoln-Way East vs. Homewood-Flossmoor sporting event.
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ABC7 to livestream Chicago River Swim special on Sunday, Sept. 20
ABC7 will livestream the Chicago River Swim on Sunday as the city raises funds for ALS research and youth swim education.
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Operation 'Midway Blitz' cost Cook County $1.26 billion in restaurant, retail activity, report finds
Researchers said operation "Midway Blitz" effects continued after it ended, contributing to declines in spending and mobility among people who believe they may be at risk of immigration enforcement.
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Some UChicago doctors back bill requiring firearm manufacturers to help cover gun violence costs
A group of doctors from UChicago Medicine joined state lawmakers at a news conference to support proposed legislation known as the RIFL Act.
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Erik and Lyle Menendez granted early parole suitability hearing for March 2027 after denial last year
Erik and Lyle Menendez were granted an early parole suitability hearing on Monday, tentatively scheduled for March 2027.
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No arrests after Labor Day weekend 'street takeovers' involving fire, fireworks; ald. calls for more
Several Chicago aldermen are calling for a more aggressive police response to "street takeovers" after multiple incidents occurred across the city during the holiday weekend, including one that turned violent.
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2 teens shot, critically injured in Bronzeville; over 30 shot over holiday weekend: Chicago police
Two teen boys were shot and critically injured Monday afternoon on Chicago's South Side, Chicago police said.
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CTA rider jumps from Red Line train on South Side, dies, Chicago police say
Someone jumped from a moving CTA Red Line train Monday afternoon on Chicago's South Side, Chicago police said.
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Houston, Texas shooting: Knife-wielding patient shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say
There was a Houston, Texas shooting. A knife-wielding patient was shot multiple times by security at Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical Center, police say.
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Beloved Chicago bookstore manager dies in south suburban crash: 'nearly impossible to to go on'
A beloved Chicago bookstore is mourning the sudden loss of a longtime employee.
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Aryna Sabalenka complains about the smell of marijuana during her US Open match
Aryna Sabalenka finally found something that could stop her at the U.S. Open: the smell of marijuana.
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Bears' Super Bowl champion fullback Matt Suhey dies at 68
Matt Suhey, a fullback who helped Walter Payton and the Chicago Bears win the 1985 NFL championship, has died.
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Labor Day: Chicagoans flock to lakefront on final day of season for beaches
Labor Day is the last day beaches will officially be open for the season.
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2 carjacked in gunpoint in River North, Chicago police say
A man and woman were carjacked at gunpoint in River North Monday morning, Chicago police said.
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