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Man sues city, cops after 12 years in prison for wrongful conviction
A man who spent more than 12 years in prison for a crime he did not commit is now suing the city of Chicago and several CPD officers.
Chicago celebrates Earth Day with gardening, neighborhood cleanup
3 homes damaged in South Side fire: CFD
Annual Englewood back-to-school parade canceled ahead of Chicago DNC
Uber rider verification rolls out in Chicago, 11 other cities Thursday
3 wounded in Englewood drive-by shooting: CPD
Small-business incubator to help young entrepreneurs on South Side
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Rideshare driver speaks out after passenger shot, killed on South Side
Floyd Durr, convicted in 1998 murder of 11-year-old Chicago girl, dies
3 children among 5 hospitalized after car crashes into CPD squad car
Teen boy shot, critically injured on South Side: Chicago police
Car crashes into building on South Side: CFD
Mayor lays out next phase of preventing Chicago violence
Englewood could soon see 1st sit-down restaurant in nearly 20 years
Landlord pushes tenants out, pockets thousands in rental assistance
Group repairs South Side homes to rewrite decades of discrimination
Englewood chef pays tribute to Chicago roots at vegetarian restaurant
Chicago author and journalist debuts book uplifting Black Chicago
Val, Ryan talk biggest icks and first day of Lent
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Chicago celebrates Earth Day with gardening, neighborhood cleanup
3 homes damaged in South Side fire: CFD
Annual Englewood back-to-school parade canceled ahead of Chicago DNC
Uber rider verification rolls out in Chicago, 11 other cities Thursday
3 wounded in Englewood drive-by shooting: CPD
Small-business incubator to help young entrepreneurs on South Side
Rideshare driver speaks out after passenger shot, killed on South Side
Floyd Durr, convicted in 1998 murder of 11-year-old Chicago girl, dies
3 children among 5 hospitalized after car crashes into CPD squad car
Teen boy shot, critically injured on South Side: Chicago police
Car crashes into building on South Side: CFD
Mayor lays out next phase of preventing Chicago violence
Englewood could soon see 1st sit-down restaurant in nearly 20 years
Landlord pushes tenants out, pockets thousands in rental assistance
Group repairs South Side homes to rewrite decades of discrimination
Englewood chef pays tribute to Chicago roots at vegetarian restaurant
Chicago author and journalist debuts book uplifting Black Chicago
Val, Ryan talk biggest icks and first day of Lent
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