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Ida B. Wells awarded posthumous Pulitzer for reporting on lynchings of African Americans in Jim Crow South
"Considering the fact that she did not have the right to vote until well into her 50s, and she didn’t have any economic power, the only thing she really had was the truth," said Wells’ great-granddaughter, Michelle Duster.
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Man killed in midday Uptown shootout was targeting rival gang members: prosecutors
The shooting happened as a couple was nearby pushing their toddler in a stroller.
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The inside story on desperately needed swabs: 7 things to know
"We need swabs," Gov. J. B. Pritzker said at his Sunday briefing. "We don’t have enough swabs."
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How Natalie Wood lived: Documentary zooms in on the movie star’s films and family
The HBO film, produced and presented by her daughter, looks back at the actress’ career and romances but also hears from her widower, Robert Wagner, about that tragic night on the yacht.
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We must protect the right to vote in the November elections
The Republican Party is doing everything it can to suppress the vote in November. Why? They fear higher turnout, especially among people of color, will cost them the election.
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America’s road back from COVID-19 must begin with an end to the politics of division
We suppose the thinking of ideologues on both sides, right and left, is that the pandemic offers them a unique opportunity to finally make headway on longstanding aims. But now, more than ever, we need unity, not discord.
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Longtime Crystal Lake Mayor Aaron Shepley dead at 56: ‘A literal force of nature’
Mayor Shepley served as chief executive of the northwest suburban city for 21 years from 1999 until his death Sunday, making him its longest serving mayor. No cause of death was immediately given.
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Lightfoot rules out public safety cuts, but worried about state shortfall’s impact on state aid to Chicago
A die-hard baseball fan and Sox season ticket holder, Lightfoot said Chicago is "probably in, like the 4th-inning" of its fight against the coronavirus "in a very, very tough game that looks like it’s gonna go into extra innings."
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UN: US hasn’t shared evidence on alleged coronavirus origin
The comments come as the Trump administration has denounced both China and the U.N. health agency for alleged missteps in handling the outbreak that first emerged in the city of Wuhan and has now infected millions and killed at least 239,000 people.
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46 more Illinois deaths reported as daily COVID-19 case count hits 2,341
The state received 13,834 tests results Sunday. Monday’s new case count of 2,341 brings the state tally to 63,840 positive cases. The state now has lost 2,664 people to COVID-19.
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Krause’s blocked-buster had Pippen going out, McGrady coming in
Smitten with McGrady, the former Bulls general manager almost dealt Pippen in order to draft him before getting rejected by MJ.
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From the archives: Reliving episodes 5 and 6 of ‘The Last Dance’
Here’s how the Sun-Times originally reported some of the topics covered in episodes 5 and 6 of the ESPN documentary "The Last Dance."
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The best of our best: Ranking the state’s No. 1 prospects over the last 20 years
Where the top prospects stack up, based on their college and pro careers.
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Podcast: ‘The Last Dance’ takes flight with Air Jordans but lands with gambling debts
Rick Telander and Richard Roeper are back with a discussion of Sunday’s premiere of "The Last Dance" Episodes 5 and 6.
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Were the Bears right to decline QB Mitch Trubisky’s option?
The Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser and Mark Potash answer the Bears’ most pressing question of the week.
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How Natalie Wood lived: Documentary zooms in on the movie star’s films and family
The HBO film, produced and presented by her daughter, looks back at the actress’ career and romances but also hears from her widower, Robert Wagner, about that tragic night on the yacht.
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Chicago chefs sweep category in 2020 James Beard Award nominations
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the news came via an online ceremony on what would have been the date for the annual gala awards ceremony announcing the winners in Chicago at the Lyric Opera House.
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Dear Abby: Rude customers make difficult grocery work even worse
The stress of the coronavirus and the poor treatment on the job are wearing at a deli department clerk’s mental health.
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Menu planner: Chipotle honey-glazed salmon with pistachio butter will hit the spot
Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
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Jerry Seinfeld daring, dazed and bemused in new Netflix special
With his trademark cheery crankiness, the comedian holds forth about going out, getting out and dining out — and even performs a stunt.
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These Cinco de Mayo deals can help you boost your celebration at home
Many deals require delivery apps, such as Uber Eats, Grubhub and others as many restaurants are still operating with takeout and delivery.
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Capsized kayaker rescued from Des Plaines River in Riverside
Two kayakers safely reached the shore by themselves, while a third was stuck in a tree branch in the high and swift water, police said.
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NU researchers testing symptom tracker ‘like a wireless stethoscope glued to your neck’ (LIVE UPDATES)
Get the latest news on how COVID-19 is impacting Chicago and Illinois. Follow here for live updates.
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Man killed, another hurt in Gresham shooting
The men were on a porch in the 8500 block of South Sangamon Street when shots rang out, police said.
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Dear Abby: Rude customers make difficult grocery work even worse
The stress of the coronavirus and the poor treatment on the job are wearing at a deli department clerk’s mental health.
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Menu planner: Chipotle honey-glazed salmon with pistachio butter will hit the spot
Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
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Jerry Seinfeld daring, dazed and bemused in new Netflix special
With his trademark cheery crankiness, the comedian holds forth about going out, getting out and dining out — and even performs a stunt.
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5 shot, 1 fatally Monday in Chicago
A man was fatally shot Monday in Gresham on the South Side.
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Krause’s blocked-buster had Pippen going out, McGrady coming in
Smitten with McGrady, the former Bulls general manager almost dealt Pippen in order to draft him before getting rejected by MJ.
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Illinois reports 46 more COVID-19 deaths (LIVE UPDATES)
Here’s what we know today about the continuing spread of coronavirus and its ripple effects in Chicago and Illinois.
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Teen boy shot in Grand Crossing
He was grazed in the back and hospitalized in good condition, police said.
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Developers aim for city OK on Michael Reese site this year
$3.5 billion project detailed for local residents at a virtual meeting.
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The inside story on desperately needed swabs: 7 things to know
"We need swabs," Gov. J. B. Pritzker said at his Sunday briefing. "We don’t have enough swabs."
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How Natalie Wood lived: Documentary zooms in on the movie star’s films and family
The HBO film, produced and presented by her daughter, looks back at the actress’ career and romances but also hears from her widower, Robert Wagner, about that tragic night on the yacht.
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22 more Chicago Police Department employees test positive for COVID-19
Of the 463 total confirmed cases, 442 are officers and 21 are civilian employees, police said.
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Man killed in Schiller Park crash
Andrew Westfallen, 20, died of multiple blunt force injuries sustained in the collision, the medical examiner’s office said.
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America’s road back from COVID-19 must begin with an end to the politics of division
We suppose the thinking of ideologues on both sides, right and left, is that the pandemic offers them a unique opportunity to finally make headway on longstanding aims. But now, more than ever, we need unity, not discord.
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From the archives: Reliving episodes 5 and 6 of ‘The Last Dance’
Here’s how the Sun-Times originally reported some of the topics covered in episodes 5 and 6 of the ESPN documentary "The Last Dance."
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Jordan’s appearance in court is brief one
Michael Jordan testifies in the trial of James "Slim" Bouler.
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Jordan enjoys a gamble
From the archives: Michael Jordan breaks his media silence to discuss his gambling.
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MJ vows not to speak until after Finals
From the archives: Michael Jordan decides to boycott the media during the 1993 NBA Finals.
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Jordan: I wanted to relax
From the archives: An irritated Michael Jordan talks about his trip to Atlantic City during the 1993 Eastern Conference finals.
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We must protect the right to vote in the November elections
The Republican Party is doing everything it can to suppress the vote in November. Why? They fear higher turnout, especially among people of color, will cost them the election.
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This time, Kukoc passing impresses
From the archives: Toni Kukoc redeems himself during the gold-medal game of the 1992 Olympics.
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Sweatsuit solution pleases Jordan
From the archive: Michael Jordan covers the Reebok logo during the 1992 Olympic medal ceremony.
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Tough year to be like Mike
From the archive: The year between the Bulls’ first and second championships was rough for Michael Jordan.
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Jordan, Pippen refusing to reignite Thomas feud
From the archive: Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen refuse to add fire to their feud with Isiah Thomas.
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Pippen: I’m out if Isiah in Olympics
From the archive: Scottie Pippen says he will not accept Isiah Thomas as an Olympic teammate.
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Jordan strictly bush league in his White House snub
From the archive: Michael Jordan skips the Bulls’ visit to the White House.
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No grudge with Jordan, Thomas says, but Olympic snub hurts Pistons star
From the archive: Isiah Thomas says he has no ill will toward Michael Jordan, but was hurt by Olympic snub.
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Organizer of Little Village parade says to stay home for Cinco de Mayo
"Don’t go have drinks outside. Let’s be smart about this. We only have one life," said Hector Escobar. "Play music in your home and celebrate by keeping others safe."