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Exploding E-Cigarette Causes 'Significant Injury' To Woman's Face

The woman had just put the e-cigarette in her mouth and started puffing when the lithium battery exploded, severely burning her lower face and starting a fire in a vape shop.

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Settlement Shrouds Professor's Wrongful Murder Conviction Suit In Secrecy

A former professor filed the suit after serving 15 years for a murder he repeatedly confessed to — but didn't actually commit. Why he confessed may remain a mystery, thanks to the settlement.

Parkland Survivors Plan Town Hall In Suburbs

Survivors of a school shooting that killed 17 people at a Florida high school will bring their "Road to Change" speaking tour to Illinois.

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Woman Dies After Jumping From Burning Building

She jumped before firefighters could rescue her.

Chicago Blackhawk Marian Hossa's $4.25M Condo Up For Sale

After the star hockey player's career ended due to a skin disorder, he put his pricey local condo on the market.

25-Year Old Mom Of 3 Shot To Death

The June 2 death of Nicole De Leon has been ruled a homicide.

Famous Actor Tells Grads: 'Do Not Be Idiots'

The actor from "The Office" spoke to suburban graduates this week.

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