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Police Shooting On Upswing The city's murder rate may be going down, but more are getting fatally shot by Chicago police officers in recent years.
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Danger Less Than 500 Feet Away As of Feb. 1, 34 Chicago Public Schools had one or more child sex offenders living within 500 feet.
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Appointments Boon For Daley Mayor Richard M. Daley gets to appoint an alderman for the 35th time during his tenure.
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Gay Marriage By The Numbers The U.S. Census figures show that Cook County has a relatively small number of households with a same-sex partner.
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Mammography Report Stirs Controversy Jan/Feb spinoff
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Teens Surveyed About Violence Jan/Feb spinoff
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Suicides At Varying Rates Jan/Feb spinoff
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More Struggling With Hunger Regional data show that while many people are applying for food stamps, thousands don’t get them.
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Medical Bills Trigger More Bankruptcies Nov/Dec spinoff
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Sweeping Decline In Hate Crimes Nov/Dec spinoff
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All The Lost Children Nov/Dec spinoff
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H1N1 Virus Takes Toll On Minorities Nov/Dec spinoff
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Medical Payments In Perspective July/August spinoff
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Reality TV Creates An ‘Unreal World’ July/August spinoff
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Diverse Pool Of Candidates July/August spinoff
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Fewer Blacks Jailed, But Disparities Persist July/August spinoff
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Even Now, Women Paid Less For The Same Work November/December spinoff
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Minorities Least Likely To Afford Bailout November/December spinoff
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City’s Worst Polluter Moving To South Side November/December spinoff
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Immigrants Face Delays November/December spinoff
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Grounds For Concern September/October 2008 spinoff
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Unemploment Hits Latinos September/October 2008 spinoff
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More Gun Violence Afflicts Black Communities September/October 2008 spinoff
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Shootings Increase After CeaseFire’s Budget Cut July/August spinoff
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Not All Arrests Lead To Deportation July/August spinoff
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Refund Anticipation Loans Taxing Wallets March/April spinoff
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City's Real Estate Market Steady MarchApril spinoff
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Minority Report March/April spinoff
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Shocking Discovery March/April spinoff
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Youth Violence on a Decline, Despite Recent Shootings January/February spinoff
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The Obama Effect on Local Politics January/February spinoff
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Evacuees Coming Home January/February spinoff
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Yearly Spending Spree January/February spinoff
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Hate crimes decline, but some are skeptical Nov/Dec spinoff
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Black babies die at higher rates Nov/Dec spinoff
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Ethnic toys aimed at diverse consumers Nov/Dec spinoff
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‘No match’ means no job? Nov/Dec spinoff
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Now showing: shuttered theaters The closing of Chicago-based Inner City Entertainment left the city south of Roosevelt Road with only two multiple theaters with capacity to show two films at once: the AMC Ford City 14 at 76th Street and Cicero Avenue and the Inner City Entertainment’s other location at 87th Street and Wentworth Avenue.
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Is he ‘black enough’?: Time to get over it As the number of bi-racial Americans grows, the question of Barack Obama's race become less and less relevant.
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Invisble alderman
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At the top of their game
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Lenders shunned ZIPs before law
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Rising home values offset by high-interest loans
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At the top of their game
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Is he ‘black enough’?: Time to get over it
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Invisible alderman
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Domestic violence deaths declining in Chicago
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The longer road home
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Raunchy rhymes
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Olympics in 2016: All that glitters
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Electric rates heat up, assistance cools down
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Psychological problems on rise
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Missing coverage
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Black adults most likely to be divorced
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Now showing: shuttered theaters
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Property tax cap extended
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Wait 'til next year for reform
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» Headlines

Latino Ranks Up In Unions
Renters Face Long Waits For Vouchers
Homelessness Jumps Among CPS Students
Minorities Hit Harder By Recession
Chicago’s Property, Violent Crimes Increase
Black, Latino Facilities Shuttered
Not All Kids In ‘All Kids’
Obama Name-ia
Welfare Numbers Down Despite Weak Economy
King Streets As Diverse As Nation
Fewer Illegal Abandonments
Market Demands Bilingual Counselors
A Bumpy Ride
Placing Credit And Blame For Prostitution Arrests
Independence Days For City Council
Hollywood’s Brownout
An ‘Island’ In Te Desert, But Grocery Rate Still Lags
Awareness, screenings needed for prostate cancer
Now showing: shuttered theaters

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