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James Sanders on the best BBQ in Chicago that never reheats

James Sanders started his career at Ryan’s Steakhouse the day after he graduated high school. He set cooking aside to join the National Guard, then studied at Southern Illinois University, where late night backyard barbecues for friends turned a passion into a plan. Back in Chicago, he attended culinary school and worked as a prep cook for the Chicago Bears. He went on to own and oversee 22 Harold’s Chicken locations across the country, then launched Fuze Catering, the first African American owned catering company to cater events at the Art Institute of Chicago. Fuze also catered the 2024 Democratic National Convention.

Chicago, IL · 6h
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We Ranked The Best Barbecue In Illinois And These 7 Smokehouses Made The Cut

Two of the best barbecue joints in Illinois sit inside old train depots. I love that. Brisket and railroad history might be the most Midwestern pairing ever invented. The surprises keep stacking up from there. One Chicago spot has been a South Side standard for over 70 years. A small...

Illinois · 2h
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Neighbors furious after hit-and-run crash on SW Side left multiple cars damaged

The crash captured on surveillance camera shows a red pickup truck blowing a stop and T-boning a 4-door sedan, sending it onto the sidewalk of a residential street.

Chicago, IL · 16h

NBC Chicago

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All BNSF trains stopped after Amtrak train strikes vehicle;'extensive delays' expected

All BNSF Metra trains heading in and out of Chicago were stopped Wednesday morning, with "extensive delays" expected after a train struck a vehicle. The trains were halted at about 8:20 a.m., Metra said, after an Amtrak train hit a vehicle between the Western Springs station and Stone Avenue. All...

Chicago, IL · 5h
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River Forest's Chauncey Williams House, an Early Wright Design, Lists for $2.2M

A Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home in River Forest is on the market for the first time in more than fifty years, with an asking price of $2.2 million. The Chauncey Williams House at 530 Edgewood Place was built in 1895 for Chauncey and Helen Williams, and the family that owns it now has lived there for 54 years, according to the listing agent.

River Forest, IL · 1d

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American Airlines keeping non-stop flights to Chicago

A popular airline is officially keeping its service from Bismarck to the Windy City.

Bismarck, ND · 21h

ABC 7 Chicago

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Chicago-area father dies shortly after ICE's deportation process to Pakistan

Ayaz Ahmed, 61, had no criminal record and had several diagnosed chronic health conditions when his children say he was detained, deported, and died mysteriously over the summer.

Chicago, IL · 1d

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Church on Harlem goes back to Harlem

In 1890, when the United States had 42 states and Benjamin Harrison was President, the German Baptist Church was formed (now Forest Park Baptist) after breaking from the First Baptist Church of Chicago. A newspaper clipping from 1904 states, “The work of German Baptists dates back to the early seventies, at which time several members located in Oak Park and Harlem erected a small edifice at the corner of Franklin Street and Marengo Avenue which afterwards sold and was from that time used as a Mission Sunday School.”

Oak Park, IL · 1d

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Evanston's New Ryan Field Turns Into Winter Food Market With Bayless, Izard Pop-Ups

New Ryan Field is trading football tailgates for tamales and twinkling lights this winter. Ryan Sports Development announced that The Village at New Ryan Field will transform into a seasonal food market, with holiday menus from Chicago chefs, a 24-artisan gift market and a stadium-side light garden running through the holiday season.

Evanston, IL · 2d

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Polar Vortex Breakdown and Super El Niño Could Clash Over Chicago, Dallas, and the Southern U.S. Late This Month, Raising Arctic Cold Concerns

CHICAGO — Forecasters across the country are closely watching the end of November for what could become a rare clash of weather extremes. A strong El Niño, one of the most powerful on record, is already shaping the winter outlook. At the same time, the polar vortex is showing signs of weakening unusually early in the season. If cold air from a disrupted polar vortex rushes south and meets El Niño’s influence, the result could flip the script on many seasonal forecasts.

Chicago, IL · 18h

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$28 million verdict after doctors failed to perform C-section

Attorney Stephen Blecha discusses a $28 million Cook County jury verdict for a Bellwood family whose son suffered severe birth injuries after doctors failed to perform a C-section despite repeated warning signs.

Cook County, IL · 1d

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Chicago man charged with involuntary manslaughter in deadly 71 Highway crash

A Chicago man has been charged with a trio of felonies after a deadly crash on 71 Highway in Kansas City, Missouri, on Monday.

Kansas City, MO · 22h

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Fenwick’s Gamboa runs her fastest at final state meet

Starting with two all-state girls cross country performances in Class 2A, Fenwick senior Juliana Gamboa once again saved her best for the state meet Saturday. At the 3A finals, Gamboa finished with another lifetime best in her fourth and final state meet to take 42nd (17:31.7 for 3.0 miles) at Peoria’s Detweiller Park.

Oak Park, IL · 1d

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3 armed men arrested along CTA Red Line in less than an hour

CHICAGO - Three men were arrested on weapons charges within a single hour along the CTA Red Line after deputies stopped them for minor rule violations and discovered loaded guns. Cook County Sheriff's Police officers conducted the three separate stops during the afternoon of Nov. 2 at stations across the...

Chicago, IL · 4h

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Richard is a powerful example of what it means to live a life without limits.

Born in 1966 with Down syndrome, Richard entered a world where many families were advised to place children with disabilities in institutions. His parents, however, chose a different path. They believed their son belonged at home, surrounded by love, opportunity, and community. Richard attended Seguin School when educational opportunities for...

Oak Park, IL · 19h

Fox 32 Chicago

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Chicago weather: Rain, wet snow possible as colder air moves in

CHICAGO - Tuesday was warm and sunny with highs soaring into the mid 60s. Tonight will be another mild night by early November standards with increasing cloud cover and lows in the low to mid 40s. A low pressure system will pass through the area on Wednesday, bringing clouds and...

Chicago, IL · 19h

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Chicago police sergeant dies after being found unresponsive at Northwest Side station

A Chicago police sergeant died Tuesday after being found unresponsive at a police station on the Northwest Side, officials said. The sergeant, identified as 49-year-old Timothy Martin, was on duty when he was found around 1:14 p.m. at the Albany Park District station, 4650 N. Pulaski Road, according to the Chicago Police Department and the Cook County medical examiner’s office.

Chicago, IL · 17h

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In 1982, Someone Walked Into Chicago Drugstores, Laced Tylenol Bottles With Cyanide, and Put Them Right Back on the Shelf; Nobody Knows Who or Why

Nobody broke in. Nobody tampered at the factory. They died. Seven people died. No one’s ever been charged.

Chicago, IL · 6h

Secret Chicago

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Starting Jan. 1, 2027, Illinois landlords can’t charge more than $50 for a rental application or any fee to renew your lease

We have good news for Chicago renters: Starting Jan. 1, 2027 , Illinois landlords can’t charge more than $50 for a rental application, including a background check. They also can’t charge a fee to renew your lease. House Bill 3564, which Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed , amends the Illinois Landlord and Tenant Act (765 ILCS 705/35) and is enacted as Public Act 104-479. The rules apply to residential leases entered into on or after the effective date , including new and renewed leases. They do not cover units in an owner-occupied building with six or fewer units. The $50 cap and the first-page rule Every non-optional fee, one-time or recurring , must appear on the first page of the lease . If it doesn’t, you don’t have to pay it. A landlord can charge more than $50 for screening only if the actual third-party background-check cost is higher. The landlord must pay the provider first, then bill you with the provider’s receipts within 14 days . If the landlord misses that window, you don’t owe the fee. A landlord also can’t use an unpaid background-check fee as grounds for eviction during the first year of a lease. In Cook County,

Illinois · 12h

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ETHS chess: Kits tie for first at Highland Park Tournament

After trading wins in October at their respective home tournaments, Evanston Township High School and Adlai E. Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Illinois, both played at the Nov. 7 Highland Park chess tournament but did not face one another. Instead, each team won all four of its matches against other teams to finish ahead of the other 22 teams. Stevenson took first place on tiebreaks because of its larger winning margins, and ETHS was awarded the team plaque for second place.

Evanston, IL · 1d