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Dec 06 2025BUSINESS

Chicago's Bold Move to Boost Small Businesses

Chicago is taking big steps to help small businesses. The city wants to make it easier for them to open and run their shops. This is important because many small business owners are struggling right now. The mayor, Brandon Johnson, announced a new plan called "Cut The Tape for Small Business. " Thi

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Dec 05 2025OPINION

Chicago Transit: Time for a Safer Ride

Chicago's public transport system is facing serious safety issues. Recent events, like a woman being set on fire and a man being stabbed, show how unsafe it has become. In the past year, there have been nearly 2, 900 crimes on the CTA. This is the second-highest number since 2015. Riders and workers

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Dec 01 2025WEATHER

Chicago Bracing for Another Round of Snowy Commutes

Chicago is in for more snow, just when people thought they'd seen the last of it. A winter weather advisory is in place for the entire area, starting Monday afternoon. This means more snow and slippery roads, especially during the evening rush hour. The weather isn't done with Chicago yet. After a

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Nov 28 2025WEATHER

Chicago Braces for Rare Snowstorm

Chicago is about to see a big change in the weather. A winter storm is coming. It might dump more than 10 inches of snow in some areas. The National Weather Service says this will be the first big snowfall in nearly five years. The snow will start early Saturday morning. It will get worse during th

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Nov 28 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Chicago's Holiday Showdown: Can the Loop Keep Up?

Chicago's Loop is buzzing with holiday events, but can it keep up with the competition? This weekend alone, there are over 20, 000 seats up for grabs at various shows and performances. From Billy Corgan's "A Night of Mellon Collie and Infinite Sadness" to the Chicago Philharmonic's "Home for the Hol

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Nov 28 2025HEALTH

What's Eating Our Students? A Look at University Food Choices

University students often have poor eating habits. This can lead to serious health problems. Many students eat too much junk food. They also don't get enough nutrients. This can cause hidden obesity. It can also lead to metabolic risks. Research shows that students' lifestyles affect their health.

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Nov 27 2025SPORTS

Chicago's Sports Scene: A Year to Celebrate

Chicago has a lot to cheer about this year. The Bears are on top, the Cubs made a splash in the playoffs, and the weather has been just right. It's a good time to be a sports fan in the Windy City. The Bears have a new coach, Ben Johnson, who has brought a fresh vibe to the team. Fans are finally f

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Nov 27 2025CRIME

Keeping Chicago Safe During the Holiday Rush

Chicago is buzzing with holiday excitement, but recent violence has people worried. The city's tree lighting event last Friday night was a hit, but just a few blocks away, a shooting happened at a teen gathering on State Street. This incident kicked off a violent night, making folks question how saf

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Nov 26 2025TECHNOLOGY

AI in Law Enforcement: A Risky Experiment?

Law enforcement agencies are trying to figure out how to use AI tools safely. They want to keep things accurate, private, and professional. But it's not easy. Experts say a recent case shows how things can go wrong. An immigration officer used ChatGPT to help write a report. They gave it just one s

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Nov 26 2025WEATHER

Chicago's Chilly Thanksgiving: Wind and Snow Mix Up Holiday Plans

Chicago's Thanksgiving holiday was not your typical cozy family gathering. It was more like a wild weather party with winds howling like a freight train and snow flurries crashing the scene. The whole area, including parts of Wisconsin and Indiana, was under a wind advisory. Gusts of up to 60 mph we

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