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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 59
- Latest publication
- Sep 30, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for WBEZ Chicago
- Top 500K sites
- Earliest in this view
- Jul 6, 2026
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Chicago's new parking meter deal (opens the original)
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🔎 Below: Chicago’s parking meters will change hands again — this time they were acquired by a New York investment firm. We take a look at what the new deal means for Chicagoans. 🗞️ Plus: Why one Chicago School Board president candidate is dropping out of the race, the Chicago restaurants up for top honors and more news you need to know. 📝 Keeping score: The Blackhawks lost their season opener to the Golden Knights, 5-2; the Cubs were shut out by the Padres, 8-0; the White Sox beat the Astros, 6-
Illinois' unkept climate promise (opens the original)
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🔎 Below: More than a year after Illinois signed a first-of-its-kind climate migration law, little has been achieved. 🗞️ Plus: Why some homeowners are building for severe weather, showtime for the White Sox and Cubs — and more news you need to know. 📝 Keeping score: The Bears beat the Eagles, 27-7. 🌤️ Today’s weather: Partly sunny with a high near 76. 📧 Subscribe: Get our morning newsletter delivered to your inbox weekday mornings. How it started: Last fall, Gov. JB Pritzker signed the Climate Di
Man shot, critically wounded during West Pullman home invasion (opens the original)
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Police are looking for two gunmen who burst into a West Pullman home and shot a man, critically injuring him early Monday during a home invasion in West Pullman. The 20-year-old man was inside his home in the 11800 block of South Princeton Avenue around 2:40 a.m. when two gunmen entered and opened fire, Chicago police said. The man was struck multiple times in the body and was taken to the Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn where he was in critical condition, police said. The gunmen fled
Getting asylum in Chicago is nearly impossible (opens the original)
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🔎 Below: Asylum was historically difficult to obtain for immigrants in the U.S. But since President Donald Trump returned to office, a shake-up at immigration courts in Chicago has made it nearly impossible. 🗞️ Plus: A new parking meter deal advances, Chief Keef’s homecoming and more news you need to know. 📝 Keeping score: The White Sox clinched a playoff spot with a 9-1 win over the Royals. The Cubs are also headed to the playoffs after beating the Marlins 2-1. The Sky lost to the Mystics, 101-
CPS fired her. Now she wants to be board president. (opens the original)
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🔎 Below: Our investigation into the firing of a former principal now running for president of Chicago’s first-ever fully elected school board. 🗞️ Plus: A City Council recap, the push to save a mansion built by Mrs. O’Leary’s son, a new era for Chicago’s candy legacy and more news you need to know. 📝 Keeping score: The Cubs fell to the Marlins, 3-2; the White Sox lost to the Royals, 5-4. 🌤️ Today’s weather: Partly sunny with a high near 68. 📧 Subscribe: Get our morning newsletter delivered to you
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