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Giant Anteater Pup Born at Brookfield Zoo

The unnamed pup, born Dec. 15, can be seen alongside his mom on select days in the zoo’s “Tropic World: Africa” exhibit.

Chicago Sergeant Claims Retaliation After Refusing to Participate in Alleged Cover-Up

A veteran Chicago police sergeant claims he was demoted after refusing to approve a report he believed would falsely justify the officer-involved shooting of an unarmed teen in 2017.

Rush Health System Reports Data Breach Affecting 45,000

The health system said in a recent financial filing that the exposed data may include names, addresses, birthdays, Social Security numbers and health insurance information.

Publicist: Luke Perry Has Died at 52 After Suffering Stroke

Luke Perry, who gained instant heartthrob status as wealthy rebel Dylan McKay on "Beverly Hills, 90210," died Monday after suffering a massive stroke, his publicist said. He was 52.

Autopsies Confirm Man Killed Family Before Killing Himself

Autopsies have determined that a Joliet man shot and killed his girlfriend and their two children before he fatally shot himself as police initially believed.

Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Honor Selma March

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders visited Selma, Alabama to commemorate the commemorate the anniversary of “Bloody Sunday,” along with other presidential hopefuls, before hosting a rally Sunday night in Chicago.

Visitors to Midway Airport Last Week Faced Measles Exposure

Travelers passing through Chicago’s Midway International Airport last week may have been exposed to measles. The Illinois Department of Public Health says an unvaccinated Illinois resident passed through Midway on Feb. 22. 

Judge Sets June 3 Trial in Missing Chinese Scholar Case

A federal judge has delayed until June the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and killing a University of Illinois scholar from China.

Judge Names Monitor to Help Oversee Chicago Police Reforms

A judge has appointed a former federal prosecutor and recent Illinois inspector general to serve as the court’s eyes and ears to ensure the Chicago Police Department fully implements sweeping reforms.

Akram Khan’s Transformational ‘Giselle’ Casts Hypnotic Spell

Akram Khan’s “Giselle” is a hypnotic stunner that injects a primal scream into a story of romantic betrayal and class warfare whose mystical element has long captivated audiences.

Transportation, Jobs at Center of Ambitious Illinois Clean Energy Bill

The Clean Energy Jobs Act aims to move Illinois to 100 percent renewable energy by 2050 while modernizing the state’s transportation sector and creating thousands of new jobs.

Web Extra, The Week in Review: Impact of Mayoral Forums, Media Coverage

Eddie Arruza and guests discuss whether the dozens of mayoral forums hurt or helped voters make decisions.

The Week in Review: Lightfoot, Preckwinkle Head into Historic Runoff

Lori Lightfoot and Toni Preckwinkle will face off in a historic mayoral runoff. Surprises in several aldermanic races. And what role will identity politics play in the election?

Brothers in Smollett Case Say They Have ‘Tremendous Regret’

Two brothers who told police that “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett paid them $3,500 to help stage an attack on himself in Chicago say they regret their involvement in the incident.

Chicago Flamenco Festival Kicks Off Season Full of Dance

From flamenco to contemporary to ballet, dance takes over Chicago area stages this month.