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Removal of Nat King Cole mural causes uproar in Bronzeville

CHICAGO (WGN) — Members of Chicago’s South Side community are upset after workers started to tear down a Bronzeville landmark late last week. The landmark — a large mural of historic Black musician and entertainer Nat King Cole on the side of a building near 43rd Street and King Drive — was partially taken down after t
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Auburn Gresham Chaos: Man Shot, Then Car Crashes on Loomis

A 56-year-old man was shot while standing outside in the Auburn Gresham neighborhood on Chicago’s South Side, according to police, setting off a chain of events that ended with a minor crash near Loomis as he was being rushed to the hospital. He was struck in the rear and was being transported for treatment when the co
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How One Chicago Police Officer Turned His Yard into a Tropical Garden That Inspires...

Chicago police officer Deronis Cooper has been cultivating his lush condo garden for 14 years as a tribute to his grandmother. Using the "thriller, filler, and spiller" planting method, he grows tropical plants like elephant's ear, coleus, and sweet potato vines. Cooper grows his plants from starts in containers and...
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Suspect causes damage at Loop nightclub during break-in, Chicago police say

Chicago police are investigating a break-in at a nightclub in the Loop. The front door glass of the business was broken and so were the windows, and the suspect also caused damage inside.
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Built on historical refuse and fire debris: the hidden purpose behind Chicago’s iconic concrete...

Many Chicagoans choose to sunbathe, exercise, and swim off the concrete steps lining parts of the city’s shoreline, even though traditional sandy beaches are nearby. These large, tiered concrete structures are known as revetments. While they have become popular, unconventional spots for residents to enjoy the water on
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Roseland Mystery As Man Found Shot Dead Inside South Side Home

A 41-year-old man was found dead with a gunshot wound to the cheek inside a Roseland home early Sunday after police responded to a call, authorities said. He was pronounced dead at the scene. A firearm was recovered, and detectives have opened a death investigation. According to Chicago Sun-Times, officers...
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16-year-old boy shot while sitting in car during gathering in Garfield Ridge, police say

A teenage boy was shot while sitting in a car during a gathering on the city's Southwest Side early Sunday morning, Chicago police said.
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Latest on investigation in Nolan Wells’ death | ChicagoLIVE

The disappearance and death of 18-year-old Nolan Wells has captured the nation's attention. We hear from a team involved in the search for the teenager.
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South Side Star Priest Sidelined Over Decades-Old Abuse Allegation

Cardinal Blase Cupich has told parishioners that Father Michael Pfleger, the longtime pastor of St. Sabina on Chicago’s South Side, is facing an allegation that he sexually abused a minor more than 30 years ago. Cupich has asked Pfleger to step aside from ministry for now and to live away from the parish while church o
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120 pumps and 73,000 sq feet: massive Buc-ee’s officially breaks ground near Chicago this...

Chicagoans are one step closer to enjoying a Buc-ee’s , as the beloved travel center is set to open in Oak Creek, and construction is nearly ready to begin. The massive Buc-ee’s officially breaks ground this week According to Fox6, city officials anticipate that minor earthwork will start the week of July 13. Active co

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