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    Michael Madigan found guilty on 10 counts in split verdict – NBC 5 Chicago
    Politics By Isabella RossiJune 8, 2025

    Michael Madigan Convicted on 10 Counts in High-Profile Verdict

    Michael Madigan, former Illinois House Speaker, was found guilty on 10 counts in a split verdict, NBC 5 Chicago reports. The charges highlight ongoing scrutiny of political corruption in Illinois.

    Streeterville shooting in Chicago: Tourist shot by stray bullet near AMC theater on Illinois Street, officials say – ABC7 Chicago
    News By Samuel BrownJune 8, 2025

    Tourist Struck by Stray Bullet Near AMC Theater in Chicago’s Streeterville Neighborhood

    A tourist was struck by a stray bullet near the AMC theater on Illinois Street in Streeterville, Chicago, officials report. The incident occurred amid ongoing police investigations. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward.

    The Rundown: Chicago’s first new med school in 100 years – WBEZ Chicago
    Education By Ava ThompsonJune 8, 2025

    Chicago’s First New Medical School in a Century: A Bold Step Forward

    Chicago welcomes its first new medical school in a century, aiming to address physician shortages and health disparities. The WBEZ report highlights its innovative approach to medical education and community care.

    Crime is down, data shows. Here’s why it doesn’t feel that way. – Crain’s Chicago Business
    Crime By Olivia WilliamsJune 8, 2025

    Crime Is Down, But Here’s Why It Still Doesn’t Feel That Way

    Crime rates in Chicago have declined, according to recent data, yet public perception remains grim. Factors such as media coverage and high-profile incidents contribute to the disconnect, Crain’s Chicago Business reports.

    Legislator calls for do-over on Wirtz family’s Ivanhoe Village project – Crain’s Chicago Business
    Business By Samuel BrownJune 8, 2025

    Legislator Demands Fresh Start for Wirtz Family’s Ivanhoe Village Project

    A local legislator has urged a restart on the Wirtz family’s Ivanhoe Village project, citing community concerns and procedural issues. The call aims to ensure transparency and address neighborhood impact.

    Suburban Chicago man wins $800K in sports bets, but casinos won’t pay. Who was in the right? – CBS News
    Sports By Mia GarciaJune 8, 2025

    Suburban Chicago Man Wins $800K in Sports Bets-But Casinos Refuse to Pay: Who’s in the Right?

    A suburban Chicago man won $800K in sports bets, but casinos refuse to pay, citing disputes over bet validity. Legal experts weigh in on who holds the rightful claim in this escalating conflict.

    Cannabis Tech Breakthrough: Ispire’s Blockchain Age-Gating System Makes FDA History Ahead of Major Conference – Stock Titan
    News By Ethan RileyJune 7, 2025

    Revolutionary Cannabis Tech: Ispire’s Blockchain Age-Gating System Sets FDA Milestone Ahead of Major Conference

    Ispire’s blockchain-powered age-gating system marks a historic FDA approval, setting a new standard in cannabis tech. The breakthrough comes as the industry prepares for a major upcoming conference.

    Chicago Bears recently signed pass rusher has troubling report surface from minicamp – chicitysports.com
    News By Atticus ReedJune 7, 2025

    Newly Signed Chicago Bears Pass Rusher Faces Concerning Report from Minicamp

    The Chicago Bears’ recently signed pass rusher faced a troubling report during minicamp, raising concerns over his readiness and impact. The team now evaluates options ahead of the upcoming season. More on chicitysports.com.

    War shifts political views in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village, once reliably GOP – The Washington Post
    Politics By Olivia WilliamsJune 7, 2025

    How War Transformed Chicago’s Ukrainian Village from a GOP Stronghold to a New Political Landscape

    The war in Ukraine is reshaping political views in Chicago’s Ukrainian Village, a neighborhood once reliably GOP. Residents are increasingly leaning Democratic, driven by concerns over foreign policy and support for Ukraine.

    Fun Activities for Families in Chicago – Choose Chicago
    News By Ava ThompsonJune 7, 2025

    Fun Activities for Families in Chicago – Choose Chicago

    Discover top family-friendly activities in Chicago with Choose Chicago. From iconic museums to lakeside parks, the city offers endless fun for all ages, making it a perfect destination for memorable family outings.

    Illinois could lower the scores students need to be considered proficient on state exams – Chalkbeat
    Education By Charlotte AdamsJune 7, 2025

    Illinois May Lower Proficiency Score Requirements on State Exams

    Illinois is considering lowering the proficiency cut scores on state exams, a move that could impact students’ performance ratings and district accountability, officials say. The proposal aims to better reflect student learning.

    Chicago crime: 4 Lincoln Park businesses hit by smash-and-grab burglar, including Old Pueblo Cantina and Sweet Mandy B’s – ABC7 Chicago
    Crime By Sophia DavisJune 7, 2025

    Four Lincoln Park Businesses Targeted in Daring Smash-and-Grab Burglary, Including Old Pueblo Cantina and Sweet Mandy B’s

    Four Lincoln Park businesses, including Old Pueblo Cantina and Sweet Mandy B’s, were targeted in a smash-and-grab burglary, ABC7 Chicago reports. Authorities are investigating the incidents and reviewing surveillance footage.

    Our newest list ranks Chicago’s largest wealth management firms – Crain’s Chicago Business
    Business By Samuel BrownJune 7, 2025

    Our newest list ranks Chicago’s largest wealth management firms – Crain’s Chicago Business

    Crain’s Chicago Business unveils its latest ranking of the city’s largest wealth management firms, highlighting industry leaders and market trends shaping Chicago’s financial landscape in 2024.

    Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams has found connection with 1 WR – chicitysports.com
    Sports By Caleb WilsonJune 7, 2025

    Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams Forms Dynamic Connection with Star Wide Receiver

    Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams has established a strong connection with wide receiver D.J. Moore, showing promising chemistry in recent games. This duo is emerging as a key offensive threat for the Bears. More on chicitysports.com.

    Chicago Sky Get Bad News on Kamilla Cardoso – Athlon Sports
    News By Sophia DavisJune 6, 2025

    Chicago Sky Receive Tough Update on Kamilla Cardoso

    The Chicago Sky received disappointing news regarding Kamilla Cardoso’s status, raising concerns about her availability. The development could impact the team’s lineup and strategy moving forward, reports Athlon Sports.

    One company forecasting a better year ahead? Dollar General – NPR
    News By Caleb WilsonJune 6, 2025

    Dollar General Poised for a Stronger Year Ahead

    Dollar General forecasts a stronger year ahead, citing resilient sales and strategic expansion. The discount retailer’s upbeat outlook signals optimism amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

    The best July 2024 events in Chicago – Time Out
    News By Caleb WilsonJune 6, 2025

    The best July 2024 events in Chicago – Time Out

    Chicago lights up this July 2024 with a vibrant lineup of events. From the iconic Taste of Chicago food festival to the Jazz Festival and outdoor concerts at Millennium Park, the city buzzes with summer energy.

    U.S. Department of Education cuts have Illinois advocates worried – CBS News
    Education By Noah RodriguezJune 6, 2025

    U.S. Education Budget Cuts Spark Concern Among Illinois Advocates

    Illinois education advocates express concern as the U.S. Department of Education announces budget cuts. Officials warn the reductions could impact vital programs and student support services statewide.

    Crime and homicide rates decline nationwide – The Chicago Crusader
    Crime By Victoria JonesJune 6, 2025

    Nationwide Crime and Homicide Rates See Significant Decline

    Nationwide crime and homicide rates have declined significantly, marking a positive trend in public safety. The Chicago Crusader explores the factors behind this encouraging drop and its impact on communities.

    Chicago business license approvals plummet while taxes, fees remain high – The Center Square
    Business By Caleb WilsonJune 6, 2025

    Chicago Business License Approvals Plunge Amid Soaring Taxes and Fees

    Chicago business license approvals have sharply declined as taxes and fees remain high, sparking concern among local entrepreneurs. The city faces growing challenges in fostering a supportive environment for new businesses.

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