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Your Web Browsing History May Soon Be for Sale
President Donald Trump signed a law Monday night allowing internet providers to sell your browser history. How worried should you be?
Chicago Blues Legend Lonnie Brooks Dies
The Chicago singer and guitarist known for his unique take on the blues died Saturday. He was 83.
Mental Health Workers Tackle Unseen Effects of Chicago Violence
The staggering violence in some Chicago neighborhoods can't be measured by statistics alone. Mental health workers discuss the impact of repeated violence – and how to treat it.
Chicago State University Postpones Decision on Administration Changes
It was widely expected that Paul Vallas would get a top job at Chicago State University on Monday. But that is not what happened.
The Week in Review: Budget Battle Between Rauner, Mendoza Heats Up
The governor’s race gets crowded. Sears’ future is in doubt. Red-light cameras may become more forgiving. And Bulls fans say goodbye to Jerry Krause. These stories and more with Joel Weisman and guests.
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Chicago’s Sidewalks Aren’t Accessible for People With Mobility Challenges, Lawsuit Argues. The City Wants the Case Dismissed
Cook County Announces $20M for Community Violence Intervention Services
Chicago Advocates Call for New Gun Violence Prevention Efforts After Mass Shooting, Trump Response
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