From Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Cubs activate Nico Hoerner from the injured list. How will the middle infield options shake out?
Chicago Cubs infielder Nico Hoerner came off the injured list, but the team lost catcher Yan Gomes to the IL because of an oblique strain.
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Lance Lynn is headed toward a rehab assignment this weekend. ‘I’ve got to be ready to go,’ the Chicago White Sox pitcher says.
A rehab assignment is the next step in the process for Chicago White Sox pitcher Lance Lynn, who is recovering from right knee surgery in April.
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Baristas at two Chicago Starbucks become the city’s first to unionize
The votes at stores in Chicago's Edgewater and Edgewater Beach neighborhoods make those employees the first Starbucks workers in the city to unionize.
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Early voting in Chicago for June 28 primary delayed until after Memorial Day because of ballot changes
The Chicago Board of Elections announced a delay in the start of early voting until May 31 because of ballot changes.
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Erik Gartzke: Foreign policy on Ukraine shows the West’s arrogance. It’s not up to us to call the shots.
It is not up to officials in the West whether Ukraine continues to resist Russian aggression. The fate of two sovereign nations is being determined by their own citizens and political leadership.
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‘Look at Chicago’: Politicians again use city as example of why strict gun control won’t work even as Texas school shooting jolts local parents
Parents, teachers and politicians around the Chicago area spent Wednesday mourning the loss of lives following Tuesday’s mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, as politicians traded barbs over gun violence
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Josh Duggar of TLC’s ‘19 Kids and Counting’ sentenced to 12 years in child porn case
Former reality TV star Josh Duggar was sentenced Wednesday to about 12 1/2 years in prison after he was convicted of receiving child pornography.
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Illinois reporting nine potential cases of children with severe, mysterious hepatitis
Illinois health officials have received reports of nine children with potential cases of severe hepatitis — up from three last month.
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State senators: This holiday, there’s no panacea for Chicago’s gun violence. Let’s find real solutions.
We must channel our energy toward ensuring that families across our state are able to keep a roof over their heads, food in their pantries and gas in their cars, two state lawmakers write.
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Tornado warning issued for Wheaton, Elmhurst, Lombard: weather service
Tornado warning issued for Wheaton, Elmhurt, Lombard: weather service
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Chicago beaches to open
Chicago prepares for the official opening of its beaches on Friday of the Memorial Day weekend.
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Letters: Someone got a gun who shouldn’t have gotten a gun. And now 19 children are dead.
We know that America has more guns than people. We know that it is all too easy for people to get guns.