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CIVIL RIGHTS INVESTIGATION OPENED INTO ILLINOIS’ LARGEST HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT
FOLLOWING TRIBUNE-PROPUBLICA INVESTIGATION
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul's office is investigating whether
ticketing of District 211 students in Chicago’s northwest suburbs violated civil
rights laws.
By Jennifer Smith Richards and Jodi S. Cohen
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* The Price Kids Pay: Ticketed at school
* Nation & World
TEXAS SHOOTING UPDATES: POLICE FACE QUESTIONS OVER RESPONSE TIME BEFORE STORMING
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Law enforcement authorities in Texas faced questions over how much time elapsed
before they stormed an elementary school classroom and stopped a gunman who
killed 19 children and two teachers.
By JAKE BLEIBERG, JIM VERTUNO and ELLIOT SPAGAT
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* ‘I feel very helpless as a parent’: Fear at school drop-off as nation reels
from another mass shooting
* Timeline: A decade of failed efforts in Congress to address gun violence
after mass shootings
* Business
BALLY’S TIMELINE: FROM PINBALL TO PAC-MAN, HEALTH CLUBS TO CASINOS, A COLORFUL
NAME IN CHICAGO’S CORPORATE HISTORY
Founded in 1932 as a Chicago-based pinball manufacturer, Bally’s diversified
into everything from casinos and health clubs to amusement parks over the years
before selling off its parts and fading into corporate obscurity in the new
millennium.
By Robert Channick
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* Casino for Chicago’s River West wins City Council approval, with promises and
warnings
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* Lawsuit alleges Chicago police officer shot unarmed 13-year-old carjacking
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* Trump loses appeal, must testify under oath in New York civil probe into his
business practices
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* Kevin Spacey charged in UK with sexual assault
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* 8-year-old girl who died after being found unresponsive in Uptown has been
identified
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* Early voting in Chicago for June 28 primary delayed until after Memorial Day
because of ballot changes
May 25
* Baristas at two Chicago Starbucks become the city’s first to unionize
May 25
* Travel
Hamburgers, a history: How a small Wisconsin town got credit for birth of the
burger
Seymour, Wisconsin, lays claim to the invention of the hamburger, and it
celebrates each year with Burger Fest, which is set for August in 2022.
By Jay Jones
May 25, 2022
* What to watch
‘Couples Therapy’ review: Most reality TV stokes conflict. This Showtime series
does the opposite.
Maybe you’ll judge. And maybe you’ll also walk away with a better understanding
of how people tick.
By Nina Metz
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* PHOTOS
20 questions you should be ready to answer at a job interview
Preparing for a job interview, like training for a marathon or learning a new
hobby, takes time, energy and practice. Knowing where in the process to start
can be tricky. To help, job-search site Glassdoor sifted through tens of
thousands of job interview reviews and discovered the most commonly asked
interview questions of the bunch. To better your chances of scoring that new
position, consider how you would respond to these 20 questions.
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* Politics
LIGHTFOOT’S EARLIER CURFEW FOR TEENS ENACTED BY A SKEPTICAL CHICAGO CITY COUNCIL
Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s curfew expansion for young people received final approval
in City Council Wednesday, making permanent a controversial restriction on how
late children can stay out in Chicago.
By Alice Yin and Gregory Pratt
May 25, 2022
* Criminal Justice
‘YOU WERE A CORRUPTION SUPERSPREADER’: JUDGE SENTENCES EX-STATE REP. LUIS ARROYO
TO 57 MONTHS IN PRISON IN BRIBERY CASE
Former state Rep. Luis Arroyo was sentenced to nearly five years in prison
Wednesday for trying to bribe a state senator to help with legislation expanding
the shadowy world of sweepstakes gambling machines.
By Jason Meisner and Megan Crepeau
May 25, 2022
* Entertainment
BOOKS FOR SUMMER 2022: OUR 44 PICKS FOR RIGHT NOW, FROM SATIRE TO HORROR TO
BIOGRAPHIES
David Sedaris! "Mount Chicago"! Here are the new titles that could be your beach
reads, your travel books, your seasonal escapes. Or look, this summer, read
whatever you want.
By Christopher Borrelli
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* Pop music Top 10 for summer 2022: Our must-see Chicago fests and concerts
* Business
AS COMPANIES PLAN POST-PANDEMIC OFFICE RETURN, CO-WORKING MAKES A COMEBACK IN
CHICAGO
New co-working spaces have begun opening in Chicago this spring, including two
WeWork locations and a new entry from fitness chain Life Time.
By Robert Channick
May 25, 2022
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* Former Chicago Bears player Nick Foles lists Glencoe home for $3.29M
1h
* Foundation being poured for temporary Waukegan casino; fall opening planned
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* Trump said to have reacted approvingly to Jan. 6 chants about hanging Pence
4h
* Oklahoma governor signs the nation’s strictest abortion ban into law
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* Chicago’s ‘Walking Man’ lit on fire, suffering burns to half his body in
second brutal attack in 6 years
May 25
* Coronavirus
Daily updates on COVID-19 deaths, cases and tests in Illinois
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Daily updates on COVID-19 deaths, cases and tests in Illinois
As the pandemic continues, the Tribune is tracking Illinois deaths, cases, test
results and more here.
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Apr 5, 2022
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* Illinois vaccine tracker: Daily updates on state’s vaccination effort
* 175th Anniversary
Diary of Our City: Tribune celebrates 175 years of Chicago stories
* 175th Anniversary
Diary of Our City: Tribune celebrates 175 years of Chicago stories
The Chicago Tribune kicks off a six-week celebration of its 175th anniversary by
digging through the paper's archives, a place filled with triumphs and
tragedies, oddities and oddballs, events and people both wonderful and wild,
writes Rick Kogan.
By Rick Kogan
May 22, 2022
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* Vintage Voices: A look back at Tribune columns
* From canoes to skyscrapers: A newspaper is born
INVESTIGATIONS
* The Failures Before the Fires: Read the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigation
May 9
* The Price Kids Pay: Ticketed at school
May 6
* Chicago homicides in 2022: 218 people have been slain. Here’s how that
compares with previous years.
May 23
* Chicago has its casino choice: Here’s how the process unfolded — and ended
with Bally’s
May 7
* Aging in the shadows: Spotlighting the challenges facing Illinois’ aging
undocumented population
Apr 7
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* Editorial: Mothers Against Drunk Driving has a lesson for an anguished
America, grappling with guns
May 25
* State senators: This holiday, there’s no panacea for Chicago’s gun violence.
Let’s find real solutions.
May 25
* William French: Shootings show that an armed society is nothing more than a
fearful society
May 25
* Steve Chapman: A setback for the right’s attack on Twitter and Facebook
May 25
* Erik Gartzke: Foreign policy on Ukraine shows the West’s arrogance. It’s not
up to us to call the shots.
May 25
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ASK AMY: A DECADE LATER, AGE BECOMES AN ISSUE
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ASK AMY: A DECADE LATER, AGE BECOMES AN ISSUE
Dear Amy: About 10 years ago, I very briefly dated someone who was 15 years
younger than me — I was 38 and he was 23.
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* Chicago Bears
BEARS Q&A: WHERE IS THE ROSTER MOST DEFICIENT? WHAT IS THE CEILING AND FLOOR FOR
MATT EBERFLUS’ DEFENSE?
Now that free agency is mostly over, where is the Chicago Bears roster most
deficient? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions weekly.
By Brad Biggs
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* Business
Long COVID symptoms lasted a median of 15 months, Northwestern study finds
People with long COVID-19 may experience symptoms such as headaches and brain
fog for an average of 15 months after first becoming ill.
By Lisa Schencker
May 24, 2022
* People
To combat gentrification in Pilsen and keep Latinos in the area, a co-op has
‘regular people’ creating their own affordable housing
Longtime Pilsen residents created a housing cooperative to help immigrant
families and artists remain in the neighborhood they built.
By Laura Rodríguez Presa
May 24, 2022
* Breaking News
Billy, the 1,300-pound bison, escaped a Wauconda farm in September. It took a
horse, a dog and a drone to capture her.
A crew of specialists used a drone, a horse and a dog in a successful attempt to
locate the bison, which may have been living at the forest preserve since early
April.
By Nara Schoenberg
May 25, 2022
* * Nation & World
TRUMP LOSES APPEAL, MUST TESTIFY UNDER OATH IN NEW YORK CIVIL PROBE INTO HIS
BUSINESS PRACTICES
Former President Donald Trump must answer questions under oath in New York
state’s civil investigation into his business practices, a state appeals
court ruled.
By MICHAEL R. SISAK
17m
* * Nation & World
AR-15 BRIEFLY EXPLAINED
The Texas shooter was, according to early reports, armed with an “AR-15″
style weapon and a handgun. Here's a brief explanation of the AR-15.
By Matthew Medsger, Boston Herald
34m
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KEVIN SPACEY CHARGED IN UK WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT
British prosecutors said Thursday they have charged actor Kevin Spacey with
four counts of sexual assault against three men.
By Associated Press Staff
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US ECONOMY SHRANK BY 1.5% IN Q1 BUT CONSUMERS KEPT SPENDING
Last quarter’s drop in the U.S. gross domestic product does not likely signal
the start of a recession.
By Paul Wiseman
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MACY’S RAISES ANNUAL PROFIT OUTLOOK ON STRONG Q1 RESULTS
Macy's raised its annual earnings outlook even as surging inflation is
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LAWSUIT ALLEGES CHICAGO POLICE OFFICER SHOT UNARMED 13-YEAR-OLD CARJACKING
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A federal lawsuit filed Thursday alleges a Chicago police officer shot a
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FORMER CHICAGO BEARS PLAYER NICK FOLES LISTS GLENCOE HOME FOR $3.29M
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CEO PAY UP 17% AS PROFITS AND STOCKS SOARED; WORKERS FALL BEHIND
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TIMELINE: A DECADE OF FAILED EFFORTS IN CONGRESS TO ADDRESS GUN VIOLENCE
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Time after time for more than a decade, Democrats in Congress have proposed
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2-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES AFTER FIRE IN ROSELAND APARTMENT BUILDING
A 2-year-old girl has died after a fire that started in the bedroom she was
found in of a second-floor apartment in Roseland Wednesday morning, Chicago
Fire Department officials said. The fire at an apartment building at 11035 S.
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