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Here’s one roadmap to easing the mental health crisis among teen girls

Mental health crises are rising among girls and young women. Working on Womanhood, developed in Chicago, helped reduce symptoms of PTSD.

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Chicago celebrates Hanukkah, lighting 31-foot-tall Daley Plaza menorah

On the fifth night of Hanukkah, a crowd gathers in the Loop for a menorah lighting and to celebrate light and life.

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Chicago-area businesses close, dozens rally to call for cease-fire in Gaza: ‘Nobody else needs to die’

Businesses mainly in the south suburbs, including restaurants, bakeries, grocery stores and gas stations, closed Monday ahead of a rally in solidarity with Gaza.

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Rev. Raymond Goedert, Chicago Archdiocese official who admitted knowing of clergy sexual abuse, dead at 96

Rev. Goedert, a survivor of the Andrea Doria shipwreck, said in a 2007 deposition that he knew 25 priests had broken the law over the years by abusing children but never alerted police.

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Nonprofit donates $460,000 to widows, children of fallen firefighters: ‘We’re a family’

The EMWQ Retirees’, Widows’ and Children’s Assistance Fund was founded to provide financial assistance to the children and widows of active service members of the Chicago Fire Department who die.

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Nicki Minaj tour coming to Chicago’s United Center in 2024

The rapper’s Pink Friday 2 World Tour arrives in Chicago on April 24.

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Four years later, City Council finally poised to extend lobbyist requirements to nonprofits

Nonprofit groups complained they could not afford to jump through regulatory hoops or pay hefty fines for honest mistakes. On Monday, the Committee on Ethics and Government Oversight passed a revised ordinance aimed at easing those concerns.

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$8.75M settlement to children of man shot to death during domestic violence call gets council committee approval

The $8.75 million settlement now goes to the City Council for approval Wednesday. It would go to the children of Michael Craig, 61, who was shot and killed by police in 2021 after Craig called 911, saying his wife had “a knife on me, on the bed, on my throat.”

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Dan Campbell sends the wrong message with his defense of Ben Johnson’s offense in Chicago

Lions head coach Dan Campbell sends the wrong message with his defense of Ben Johnson's bad offense in Chicago

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Afternoon Edition: 3 chefs continue pursuit of dreams thanks to grant

Plus: Highland Park massacre suspect to represent himself, the first hot tub boat riders and more.

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Why many CPS students take 6 years to finish college

First-generation and low-income students often don’t feel like they belong on campus and face financial and other stress their peers likely do not, a vice president of Chicago Scholars writes.

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‘Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ coming to Chicago

The hit Broadway show will make its North American tour debut with a 21-month run in Chicago starting next fall.

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Man charged in Fourth of July parade shooting plans to represent himself at trial

The man accused of killing seven people at a Fourth of July parade in suburban Chicago last year has fired his public defenders and told the judge he plans to represent himself at trial

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Zeds Dead’s ‘Hooks’ showcases artwork in Chicago gallery ahead of Salt Shed gig

“Lost and Found” will be presented at Gallery 6 in Logan Square on Thursday.

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Stock report following the Lions Week 14 Loss to the Bears

It was a bear market for too many Lions in the ugly loss to Chicago

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Nationwide grant program is helping 3 Black chefs elevate their Chicago restaurants

Three Chicago chefs received a grant from the Black Kitchen Initiative, which awarded $1 million in total to 62 Black food business owners this year.

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Fact or Fiction: Ravens Will Capture AFC’s No. 1 Seed

Baltimore is back on top of the AFC after an overtime win against the Rams, while the Chiefs suddenly have just a one-game lead in the AFC West.

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City program helps lower-income folks pay off red-light, speed-camera ticket debt

People with multiple tickets should see if they qualify for Chicago’s Clear Path Relief pilot program by Dec. 31.

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Snap count notes from the Lions Week 14 loss to the Bears

Lions snap count notes on the RB mix, DL rotation, Hutchinson never leaving the field, rookies and more from the loss in Chicago

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Man found dead after Rogers Park apartment fire

About 2:20 a.m., officers responded to an apartment complex in the 1900 block of West Fargo Avenue for a fire, Chicago police said.

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New Year’s Eve: 10 great ways for Chicagoans to close out 2023

End the year in style with dance beats, comedy or a night of musical nostalgia.

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Near West Side ventures seed growth in Chicago manufacturing

The nonprofit incubator mHUB and battery manufacturer NanoGraf opened facilities in a part of town that’s evolving into an innovation center.

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Horoscope for Monday, Dec. 11, 2023

Avoid shopping or important decisions from 2:30 to 5:30 a.m. Chicago time.

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No injuries in 22-story Woodlawn apartment building fire

Chicago firefighters responding to reports of an apartment building fire Sunday at 6430 South Stony Island Ave. put the fire down by 8:51 p.m., officials said.

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Stuart Levin, renowned Rush doctor and educator, dies at 88.

Mr. Levin held various roles over five decades at Rush and was known as one of Chicago’s best diagnosticians. He was a mentor for generations, his colleagues said.

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