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SCHOOL TICKETING DATA UPDATE SHOWS RACIAL DISPARITY AT NAPERVILLE NORTH

Newly obtained police records from five Chicago suburbs offer additional details
about students getting ticketed at school for minor offenses.
By Jennifer Smith Richards and Jodi S. Cohen
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 * The Price Kids Pay: Ticketed at school

 * Nation & World


WHAT WE LEARNED FROM THURSDAY’S JAN. 6 HEARING

The House Jan. 6 committee closed out its set of summer hearings with its most
detailed focus yet on the investigation’s main target: former President Donald
Trump.
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CHICAGO FAMILY CREATES SANCTUARIES FOR MONARCH BUTTERFLIES

Chicago butterfly lovers try to save the monarch, which the International Union
for the Conservation of Nature added to its “red list” of threatened species and
categorized as “endangered” — two steps from extinct.
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 * Monarch butterflies now listed as endangered


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Edmunds’ best redesigned vehicles of 2022

There are two key points within the life cycle of a vehicle: the introduction of
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STRIKEOUT MACHINE WITH UPSIDE

Left-hander Jackson Ferris, the Chicago Cubs' second-round pick, features plenty
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EBERFLUS? 4 QUESTIONS BEFORE CHICAGO BEARS TRAINING CAMP STARTS.

As the Chicago Bears prepare to report for their first training camp under coach
Matt Eberflus, questions abound regarding the 2022 edition of the team.
By Brad Biggs, Colleen Kane and Dan Wiederer
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   undocumented population
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CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS FORM PARTNERSHIP WITH SAC AND FOX NATION THAT INCLUDES
LANGUAGE PRESERVATION AND SCHOLARSHIPS — BUT NAME CONCERNS STILL LINGER

The Chicago Blackhawks are diving into a "deeper" relationship with their
namesake's tribe, but critics say the moniker is a disservice.
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Jul 21, 2022

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Cook County hopes to eliminate $1 billion in residents’ medical debt. Here’s
how.

The initiative would use COVID-19 relief money to transfer medical bill debt to
a nonprofit group, which would forgive it.
By A.D. Quig
Jul 21, 2022

 * COVID-19 Vaccine

Only 5.3% of Illinois children under 5 have received a COVID-19 vaccine,
worrying pediatricians

Pediatricians are concerned that only about 5.3% of Illinois children under 5
have received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
By Lisa Schencker
Jul 20, 2022

 * Michael Phillips

‘The Last Movie Stars’ review: HBO’s portrait of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward
plays out as some of the most irresistible hours of TV this year

HBO's terrific "The Last Movie Stars" about Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward is
an honest, authentic assessment of a 50-year marriage.
By Michael Phillips
Jul 21, 2022



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   THE PRICE KIDS PAY: TICKETED AT SCHOOL
   
   Thousands of Illinois students a year are receiving tickets at school for
   conduct that violates local laws, an investigation by the Tribune and
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 *  * Chicago Cubs
   
   
   ‘FIRE-IN-THE-BELLY MENTALITY’: CHICAGO CUBS 2ND-ROUND PICK JACKSON FERRIS IS
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   Left-hander Jackson Ferris, the Chicago Cubs' second-round pick, features
   plenty of strikeouts and upside. "He wants to win."
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 *  * Chicago White Sox
   
   
   WILL THE CHICAGO WHITE SOX CATCH THE MINNESOTA TWINS? 3 QUESTIONS FACING THE
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   Will the Chicago White Sox catch the Minnesota Twins in the AL Central? Three
   questions facing the South Siders in the second half.
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 *  * Nation & World
   
   
   JAN. 6 HEARING DOMINATES TOP TV NETWORKS — EXCEPT ONE
   
   America’s top television networks on Thursday turned prime time over to a
   gripping account of former President Donald Trump’s actions during the Jan.
   6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol — with one prominent exception.
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