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Midwest Winter Weather 2026/27: Snow Can't Make Up Its Mind
Chicago, IL – As if Midwest winter weather wasn't indecisive enough, apparently even snow is having an identity crisis. Not quite snow, not exactly hail and definitely not sleet, there's another type of frozen precipitation with a name that sounds completely made up: graupel.
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Prowler breaking into Wicker Park, West Town homes overnight, police warn
Chicago police are warning residents of Wicker Park and West Town about a prowler who has been breaking into homes during overnight and early morning hours. Detectives have linked the man to at least three burglaries since mid-September, and he may be responsible for additional break-ins. The man uses a...
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Guest essay: District 65 interim superintendent describes financial realities
Over the past several weeks, our community has been engaged in some of the most difficult conversations a school district can face. I know the uncertainty surrounding our proposed financial sustainability plan has weighed heavily, especially on those whose schools, programs or positions may be directly impacted. We recognize the very real emotions and potential impact behind these conversations.
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Two Springfield Family Dollar Stores Stay Shut After Mice Found in Candy, Toilet Paper
Two Family Dollar stores in Springfield have sat closed for nearly two months after city health inspectors documented dead and live mice, hundreds of droppings, and gnawed food on the shelves. The stores, at 575 Main St. in the North End and 2594 Main St. in the South End, have not reopened since late September because officials say they still have not seen the improvements needed to lift the closures.
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Developers Propose $10 Billion Chicago Bears Bronzeville Lakefront Project
CHICAGO – Developers have unveiled a $10 billion proposal for a mixed-use district on Chicago’s South Side, centered on a domed stadium intended to help keep the Chicago Bears in the city. Capri Investment Group founder and Executive Chairman Quintin E. Primo III and GRIT Chicago announced the...