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Community group rallies outside new Starbucks in Little Village
They couldn't stop a Starbucks from opening, but a community group in Little Village has vowed to keep the pressure on their new neighbor. WBBM's Mallory Vor Broker reports. Photo by Mallory Vor Broker
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Favre reveals medical diagnosis on Capitol Hill
NFL HOF QB Brett Favre shared personal medical news on Capitol Hill this morning. Photo Credit: Hannah Foslien/Getty Images
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Illinois university cracks top 10 in US News & World Report annual ranking
An annual ranking of best colleges is out, and one Illinois university made the top 10. WBBM's Mai Martinez reports. Photo credit Getty Images
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Financial woes may leave state in charge of Skokie-Evanston school district
School closures, layoffs and bus route reductions are under consideration as a north suburban school district deals with financial issues. WBBM's Sarah Herrera reports. Photo credit School District 65
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Difference Maker: Little Heroes League
This week's Difference Maker is an organization inspired by a little girl who had multiple open heart surgeries before she even turned one. WBBM's Mai Martinez reports. Photo Credit: Etue family/Little Heroes League
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Student, parent accused of making a threat at middle school in Minooka
A student and a parent were taken into custody after allegedly making a threat involving a weapon to students at a middle school in the far southwest suburbs. WBBM's Carolina Garibay. Photo credit Getty Images
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FBI searching for Des Plaines man accused of organizing wire fraud scheme targeting seniors
Federal authorities are on the lookout for an Illinois man, charged with scamming elderly victims out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Photo credit: Getty Images
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Chicago police searching for vandal who damaged 8 cars on NW Side
Investigators are trying to track down a vandal who targeted vehicles in Chicago's Dunning community early Tuesday morning. WBBM's Carolina Garibay reports. Photo credit Getty Images
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New study examines impact of assault weapons ban on mass shootings
A new study out of Northwestern Medicine finds dozens of lives could have been saved from mass shootings in recent years — and how that could have happened. WBBM's Andy Dahn reports. Photo credit Getty Images
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Influential alder has confidence in City, Mayor finding a replacement for ShotSpotter
A key Chicago alderman says he believes the mayor's search for new technology to help police will be beneficial in the long run. Photo Credit: Mike Tish
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