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Apr 24, 2025
Project Examines Pregnancy in Illinois, Cook County Prisons
Women are the fastest-growing segment of the incarcerated population in the U.S., but data on pregnancies and births in prisons is either outdated or nonexistent. Illinois is now among 22 states participating in the first large-scale, comprehensive study of pregnancy in American prisons.
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Project Examines Pregnancy in Illinois, Cook County Prisons
Apr 24, 2025
Program Aims to Address Disparities in House Fires, Violence in Austin
Young adults from Chicago’s Austin community are learning about fire safety as part of a pilot program aiming to address high crime rates, unemployment and other issues facing residents.
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Program Aims to Address Disparities in House Fires, Violence in Austin
Apr 24, 2025
Cardinal Blase Cupich Takes on Chicago Violence
Cardinal Blase Cupich talks about a new anti-violence initiative and other issues facing the Catholic Church.
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Cardinal Blase Cupich Takes on Chicago Violence
Apr 24, 2025
Mayor Declines to Say Whether He’ll Reappoint Police Board President
The Chicago Police Board could be without a president Tuesday. The term of current President Lori Lightfoot expired Monday.
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Mayor Declines to Say Whether He’ll Reappoint Police Board President
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago’s Summer Jobs Program Provides More Than a Paycheck
Each summer, thousands hired through One Summer Chicago earn work experience and a paycheck. But the city may be earning something, too.
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Chicago’s Summer Jobs Program Provides More Than a Paycheck
Apr 24, 2025
Examining Charlottesville and the Culture of Hate
A look at domestic terrorism and hate groups following the violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, last weekend.
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Examining Charlottesville and the Culture of Hate
Apr 24, 2025
Former Neo-Nazi on White Supremacy: ‘It’s Terrorism’
“Until the government starts to call it what it is – and that’s terrorism – I’m not sure the point will fully come across as to how dangerous of a problem this is,” said Christian Picciolini, a former neo-Nazi, of far-right extremism.
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Former Neo-Nazi on White Supremacy: ‘It’s Terrorism’
Apr 24, 2025
Former Dancer Awarded $148M in Personal Injury Suit Against City
Tierney Darden was left paralyzed from the waist down after a bus shelter at O’Hare International Airport collapsed on her during a storm in 2015.
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Former Dancer Awarded $148M in Personal Injury Suit Against City
Apr 24, 2025
Chicago Gun Violence Down Over Labor Day Weekend, Police Say
The Chicago Police Department says it’s not a victory, but it is progress: Homicides were down 46 percent over the holiday weekend compared with last year, and there was a 30-percent reduction in shootings.
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Chicago Gun Violence Down Over Labor Day Weekend, Police Say
Apr 24, 2025
15 Men Seek Exoneration in Lawsuit Claiming Chicago Police Corruption
More than a dozen residents of the former Ida B. Wells housing project say they were framed and intimidated by a former Chicago Police Department sergeant. Now they are seeking to have their convictions overturned.
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15 Men Seek Exoneration in Lawsuit Claiming Chicago Police Corruption
Apr 24, 2025
Former Northwestern Professor Facing Arraignment in ‘Shocking’ Murder Case
Wyndham Lathem and Andrew Warren each face six counts of first-degree murder in the July stabbing death of a 26-year-old man inside Lathem’s River North home.
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Former Northwestern Professor Facing Arraignment in ‘Shocking’ Murder Case
Apr 24, 2025
Illinois Supreme Court Affirms Drew Peterson Murder Conviction
The former Bolingbrook police officer had appealed his conviction in the 2004 death of his third wife, Kathleen Savio.
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Illinois Supreme Court Affirms Drew Peterson Murder Conviction
Apr 24, 2025
How Dana Holland Became the Country’s First Double Exoneree
More than 2,000 exoneration cases are on record in the U.S., according to the National Registry of Exonerations. Only a handful of people appear on that list twice, and one of them is Chicago native Dana Holland.
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How Dana Holland Became the Country’s First Double Exoneree
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