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Chicago school to name athletic complex for Michelle Obama

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Trial date set for man charged with dismembering boy

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2 killed, 5 wounded in drive-by shooting outside Chicago bar

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FILE - This 1978 file photo shows serial killer John Wayne Gacy. News coverage of last month's 40th anniversary of serial killer John Wayne Gacy's arrest has meant dozens more tips for investigators trying to identify his victims. Cook County Sheriff's lead investigator Jason Moran tells the Chicago Sun-Times about 10 of the 25 tips he's received are worth pursuing. Gacy was convicted of killing 33 young men and was executed in 1994. Six victims remain unidentified. (AP Photo/File)

Investigators get tips after 40th anniversary of Gacy arrest

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Garcia aide resigns after report of laughing off harassment

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Review of fired Chicago pathologist cases far from complete

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Planning Commission approves North Lawndale development

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Pritzker’s campaign asks for discrimination suit’s dismissal

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Illinois-Chicago massage therapist accused of sexual abuse

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US Supreme Court declines to hear Drew Peterson’s appeal

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Sen. Duckworth returning to work after maternity leave

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Developers want to add apartments to Chicago’s Union Station

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Judge found guilty of fraud to seek retention in November

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Man charged after Chicago shooting spree leaves 3 injured

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Holocaust survivor who is part of museum exhibit dies

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Credit rating agency unsold on Chicago airport revamp plan

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Judge convicted of fraud outlines reasons not to step down

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Man whose estate got $1.5M settlement faced federal scrutiny

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