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Harper Lee, author of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ dead at 89

By Miriam Di Nunzio

Author Harper Lee, who won the Pulitzer Prize for for her iconic novel “To Kill a Mockingbird” has died.

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Things to Do in Chicago April 25-May 1: The Mix

‘Mamma Mia!’ at the Nederlander Theatre, the spring One of a Kind Show at the Mart, and the Joffrey Ballet’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream” are among some of the entertainment highlights in the week ahead.

By Mary Houlihan - For the Sun-Times

Officer Luis Huesca wears a light blue police uniform as he poses for a portrait in front of an American flag.

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Realizarán los servicios funerarios para el oficial de policía Luis Huesca

El funeral por Huesca será el lunes a las 10 de la mañana en la Iglesia Católica Santa Rita de Casia, ubicada en el 7740 S. Western Ave. de Chicago, según la Orden Fraternal de la Policía.

By Tom Schuba

Bears

2024 NFL Draft: Mock draft has 3 quarterbacks going first

Trades are likely, but unpredictable, so here’s a mock draft based on the order as it stands.

By Jason Lieser