Chicago police speaking to person of interest in Auburn Gresham sex assault, home invasion

Chicago police said detectives are speaking to a person of interesting in a sex assault and home invasion in the city's ...
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Here Are the 17 Men Chicago Will Pay $260.8M After Being Convicted Following Investigations by Ex-CPD Detective Reynaldo Guevara

Chicago taxpayers will pay $260.8 million to 17 men who spent a combined 383 years in prison after being wrongfully convicted based on evidence gathered by disgraced former Chicago Police Detective ...

Chicago candy factory shutting down

Chicago-based Ferrara Candy Company is closing its manufacturing plant in the city’s Little Village neighborhood. According ...

Chicago Public Schools blocks generative AI on student account as Google threatens to block search access

Chicago Public Schools is blocking generative AI tools on student accounts, even as Google has threatened to block search ...

Chicago Cubs Injury News: More Bad News on Ben Brown Raises 2027 Questions

The Chicago Cubs will likely have to wait until the 2027 season is well underway to get Ben Brown back on the mound.
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Chicago Cubs: Bad news update on Ben Brown, per insider notes

Early last season, when the Chicago Cubs lost emerging ace Cade Horton to an elbow injury and were dealing with inconsistency ...

Chicago Bulls Get Good Jalen Smith News Amid Injury Scare

Following Wednesday's injury scare against the New York Knicks, the Chicago Bulls received good news about center Jalen Smith ...

American Airlines is officially keeping its nonstop, year-round service from Bismarck to Chicago O'Hare

American Airlines is officially keeping its nonstop, year-round service from Bismarck to Chicago O'Hare Kxnet.com Welcome to ...
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Chicago Cubs news: Tarik Skubal, Clay Holmes and other pitchers

The Cubs are either out on Tarik Skubal or they aren’t. Other possible free agent targets and other Cubs news.

Judge rejects deportation charge against Chicago mom detained since February: United Giving Hope

A local nonprofit said a judge has rejected the federal government's deportation charge against a Chicago mother who has been in federal custody for several months.