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Man fatally shot while driving in Archer Heights

Just after 10 p.m., the man, 42, was driving in the 4500 block of South Pulaski Road when he was shot in the back of the head, Chicago police said.

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1 killed, 2 wounded in shootout in Humboldt Park

About 1:15 a.m., a 31-year-old man was outside in the 1600 block of North Hamlin Avenue when he was approached by two men in a vehicle who began shooting, Chicago police said.

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Bears’ last five games will determine fate of many

The entire city is aiming at their backs. The McCaskeys and Kevin Warren sitting back on some Al Capone vibe waiting on when to give the order. Fire v. Fired. Same thing.

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Josh Barfield advancing an important cause as he tries to advance White Sox

New White Sox assistant GM brings awareness to Black baseball

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Cubs’ Craig Counsell peels back layers of his managing philosophy

Counsell has yet to step in the dugout for the Cubs, but it’s becoming clear what the team should expect.

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Amid Blackhawks’ losing malaise, Louis Crevier provides an injection of joy

Crevier’s unrestrained happiness about being in the NHL — and underdog journey (as a 2020 seventh-round pick) to get to it — gives the Hawks something to smile about during an otherwise dispiriting stretch of the season.

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Bears’ defense faces a defining moment vs. Lions

Bent on redemption after collapsing in a 31-26 loss to the Lions at Ford Field on Nov. 19 — “the worst feeling after a loss we’ve had, ” safety Eddie Jackson said — the Bears’ defense has a chance to get it right and make a statement against a playoff-bound…

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Chicago outdoors: Art of the floats and homage to teachers of lakefront perch fishing

Paul Pezalla’s photo of his handmade floats in late sun and Arden Katz remembering his perch mentors at the Monstrose Horseshoe are among the notes from around Chicago outdoors and beyond.

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Dear Abby: Man skeptical as his parents remarry after 50 years apart

Raised by his mom after the divorce, he barely knows his biological father and suspects the couple has reunited for the wrong reason.

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Bears vs. Lions — What to Watch 4

Defensive end Montez Sweat and the Bears’ invigorated defensive front faces another challenge against right tackle Penei Sewell and the Lions’ offensive line. Can the Bears’ sustain their takeaway excellence — eight in the last two games?

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Chicago couple heading to front lines of Israel-Hamas War — to grill food for Israeli soldiers

Rabbi Barry Axler and his wife, Morene Dunn, of River North, are heading to Israel and near Gaza this weekend to feed members of the Israeli Defense Forces, which include two of his grandchildren.

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Take steps to protect holiday packages from thieves

Don’t become a statistic: Lots of Americans have had at least one package stolen from their homes or cars.

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The Not-Quite-Mock Draft: 10 players who’d help Bears

The Bears are backsliding toward a remarkable opportunity. Were the season to end today, they’d draft first overall — a product of the Panthers, owners of the worst record in the NFL, having traded them the pick — and at No. 5.

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Black employment in Cook County is sandwiched between hope and reality

Jobs can be a source of inspiration, but opportunities are diminishing for young Black people in the Chicago area, Alden Loury writes.

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Horoscope for Saturday, Dec. 9, 2023

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Scorpio.

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Bulls continue winning in Zach LaVine’s absence, beating Spurs

Victor Wembanyama was as good as advertised on Friday, but the short-handed Bulls again put on a scoring-by-committee effort with four of the five starters netting at least 20 points. Just don’t ask them if they’re better without LaVine.

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Man found fatally shot inside vehicle on Lower West Side

A witness told officers the shots had been fired from a gray van that fled the scene, officials said.

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Loyola beats St. Ignatius to continue its Jesuit Cup domination

Andrew Hollerich scored a game-high 17 points for Loyola, which is 10-1 in the last 11 Jesuit Cup meetings. Miles Boland added 10 points and five rebounds.

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Bulls get their first regular-season taste of ‘Wemby-mania’

Several players met the French standout in January when they played the Pistons in Paris, but actually facing Spurs rookie Victor Wembanyama? Film doesn’t do him justice, Alex Caruso said.

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Noah Mister’s poised debut is difference in Mount Carmel’s victory at De La Salle

The talented sophomore point guard, a transfer from Kenwood, was finally eligible to play Friday.

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Bronzeville Trail to receive $5 million in funding in 2024

The Bronzeville Trail Task Force met with the city two weeks ago discuss opening at least some parts of the trail.

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Guards Paige Engels, Kelsey Langston deliver as Loyola wins Jesuit Cup

The Ramblers took back the cup in their 63-37 win over St. Ignatius with a relentless defense that forced a plethora of Wolfpack turnovers in the first half.

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No excuse for political horse trading when it comes to crime-ridden West Loop encampment

The murder of a man near the encampment is the latest example of surging crime in the area. The Johnson administration can’t engage in any quid pro quo with public safety at stake.

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New U.S. citizens take oath at Museum of Science and Industry

Friday’s naturalization ceremony was the first held at the museum.

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How two Chicago college students on both sides of a seemingly uncrossable divide are coping with the Israel-Hamas war

Campuses across the U.S. have been embroiled in conflict since the war began. Students at Northwestern University and University of Chicago share their thoughts on the conflict abroad and on campus.

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