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Chicago man traveling from California charged dealing meth, cocaine

A Chicago man was charged with dealing meth and cocaine after getting off an Amtrak train in Naperville, police and prosecutors said.
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Beverly Rolls-Royce Jacked At Gunpoint; Teen Gets 10 Years

A Cook County judge on Tuesday handed a 10-year prison term to a 19-year-old Chicago man for his role in the gunpoint theft of an 83-year-old woman’s Rolls-Royce in Beverly. The June carjacking rattled the victim but left her physically unharmed. Prosecutors say Trevon Robinson pleaded guilty to a...
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Men get 8 years for robbing 4 victims at once in River North

Two men accused of robbing four people at gunpoint in River North have been sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to armed robbery. Marques Williams and Terrion Jackson, both 20, entered their pleas before Judge John Lyke on Wednesday. The pair, along with two unidentified 17-year-old accomplices,...
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Blue Island man pleads guilty to battering several women, police officer in Chicago, Evanston:...

A Blue Island man pleaded guilty to battering several people in Chicago and Evanston over the last few weeks, court documents show.
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Pritzker: Shutdown’s end clears way for SNAP payments

Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker says state workers are scrambling to resume federal food assistance payments to more than 1.9 million people in the state, following passage of a bill to end the partial government shutdown.
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City of Chicago sues Department of Justice over DEI restrictions on community policing hiring...

The City of Chicago has sued the U.S. Department of Justice, challenging unlawful DEI conditions on a $6.25 million community policing award, Mayor Brandon Johnson's office announced Wednesday.
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Chicago serial puncher arrested for June attacks on random women

A Chicago man who has a long criminal record of physically attacking random people has been arrested and charged with felonies for two random attacks in June.
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Chicago man arrested 3 months after Northwest Side shooting, police say

CHICAGO - A Chicago man has been arrested months after allegedly shooting another man during an argument on the city’s Northwest Side. Chicago police said Cesar Matias, 32, was taken into custody around 11:11 a.m. Tuesday in the 5200 block of West Diversey Ave., the same location where he lives and where the shooting...
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Full SNAP benefits to start going out Friday as shutdown ends, Illinois officials say

With the country’s longest federal government shutdown finally over, state officials in Illinois say they expect full SNAP food assistance to begin flowing Friday and that all 1.8 million people in Illinois that rely on the program will receive full benefits by Nov. 20. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program...
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Walgreens eliminates six paid holidays for hourly workers

Walgreens has eliminated six paid holidays for hourly store workers after being acquired by a private equity firm later this year.

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