[ad_1] At least 2 dead, dozens injured in Germany Christmas market attack – CBS News Watch CBS News At least two people are dead and dozens more injured after a vehicle plowed into a crowd at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany. Authorities say the driver of the car was arrested and that it appears […]
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[ad_1] Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration closed the city’s landing zone for newly arrived asylum seekers slightly ahead of schedule, announcing Friday a new shelter intake center on the Lower West Side open to anyone experiencing homelessness. The closure of the landing zone – at 800 S. Desplaines St. in the West Loop – is part
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[ad_1] When Dan DeFranza’s family moved to the Northwest Side decades ago, his dad looked around for a high school to become a fan of. The choice was Notre Dame, a decision that set the course of DeFranza’s life. “I’ve been coming to events at Notre Dame since I was a little boy,” DeFranza said.
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[ad_1] When the Bears hired former offensive linemen to run their team in general manager Ryan Poles and assistant general manager Ian Cunningham in 2022, it seemed as though, if nothing else, they would get that part of the roster right. Far from it. As Poles and Cunningham close a disastrous third season and face
[ad_1] We break down complex business news to help you understand how money moves in Chicago and how it affects you. Party supply retailer Party City is closing down all of its stores. The company has more than 20 locations in the Chicago area. The party supply retailer is winding down operations effective immediately, CNN
[ad_1] WASHINGTON (AP) — Hours to go before a midnight government shutdown, the House approved a new plan late Friday from Speaker Mike Johnson that would temporarily fund federal operations and disaster aid, but drops President-elect Donald Trump’s demands for a debt limit increase into the new year. Johnson insisted Congress would “meet our obligations”
[ad_1] Illinois is facing a looming energy crisis. As the state strives for a cleaner, more reliable electric grid in the face of rising demand and a growing economy, we can choose to meet the moment with the homegrown clean power we know we need, or we can fail to invest in the infrastructure to
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[ad_1] We’re less than nine months from when candidates can begin circulating petitions for the 2026 election, so we’re rapidly approaching the time when major figures will need to decide whether to run or not. Because of that, a lot of people are polling. The state’s two big dogs, Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., and Gov.
[ad_1] Bears journeyman safety Adrian Colbert had never met NFL star Aaron Rodgers or tried ayahuasca before a trip to Costa Rica in the recent offseason. Now he’s a fan of both, calling Rodgers “a brother for life.” Colbert, who is on the Bears’ practice squad and has played in three games this season, described
[ad_1] Neil Steinberg’s recent column on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suggesting the polio vaccine be “studied” is a study in itself of the ways events decades ago affect our life today. Steinberg points out the “blind trial in 244 test areas around the country” that gave 1,349,135 children a shot of either the vaccine or
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