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Chicago weather: Midweek soaking rain caused by Hurricane Polo tropical air (opens the original)
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Don’t forget your umbrellas, Chicago, because a wet couple of days are ahead. Widespread rain is expected throughout Chicagoland on Wednesday and Thursday, according to the National Weather Service. The area will see between 1.5 and 3 inches of rainfall through Thursday night. While minor flooding is possible for some rivers, no major flooding is expected, according to National Weather Service meteorologist Gino Izzi. There is an “elevated” flood risk on Thursday and a hazardous weather outlook
Veteran Chicago Cubs outfielder Ian Happ tosses cash and a baseball to bleachers fan: ‘Beers on me’ (opens the original)
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On what could be Ian Happ’s last regular-season home game at Wrigley Field, the career-long Cubs outfielder threw a viral curveball — that is, he tossed a money-wrapped, personalized baseball into the bleachers to a fan. Now-viral video footage from the Cubs’ Thursday game against the Miami Marlins shows Happ, a 10-year veteran on the team, tossing the ball into the legendary bleacher seats in Wrigley’s outfield, just above its famous ivy-covered walls. Jeff Gorski, perhaps better known as “Blea
Is the Chicago White Sox’s postseason chance a miracle? No comment, says Pope Leo. (opens the original)
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With the White Sox officially in Major League Baseball’s postseason, some joke that the Chicago team may have had a little bit of holy help. Pope Leo, a Chicago native, refused to say. Aboard the Papal Plane Friday, Pope Leo dodged a reporter’s question about whether it was a “miracle” or if he had any role in the White Sox, his known baseball team allegiance, advancing to the playoffs. Smiling, the Pope replied, “No comment.” The White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 9-1 on Thursday, bringing t
Northwest Side man pleads guilty to throwing liquid at Mexican dancers (opens the original)
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A man pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery this week for dumping liquid on a group of teens and parents as they left a Mexican folk dance studio on the Northwest Side in March before threatening to call federal immigration authorities. In a Cook County courthouse in Belmont Cragin on Tuesday, Judge Daniel Gallagher sentenced Robert Villanueva, 50, to six months of court probation after he pleaded guilty to five counts of misdemeanor battery, according to court records. The victims hit by the to
Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Bookmobile stops in Chicago (opens the original)
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A traveling bookmobile displaying copies of the Jeffrey Epstein files stopped in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood Wednesday as part of a national campaign to educate the public on the 3.5 million declassified federal documents. The so-called Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Bookmobile, a box truck-converted library, was first unveiled earlier this summer by the nonprofit organization the Institute for Primary Facts. The tour stop comes as President Donald Trump is expected to att
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