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Mom Claims 3-Year Old Died, Then Tries To Drown Him: Police
Police said the 21-year-old made a fake Facebook post claiming the toddler had died, then tried to kill him for real.
Wig-Wearing Bandit Robs Bank
A reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the man who robbed the BMO Harris Bank branch at 55th and Cornell.
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Man Fatally Hit By Metra Train: Police
Police say it appears the man walked onto the train tracks.
Uplifting Signs Support Teen With Brain Cancer
Gabby Reese, 17, just underwent her fifth surgery to remove a cancerous brain tumor.
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Tylenol Murders Remain Unsolved After 36 Years
Seven Chicagoland residents died in a crime that sparked copycats but has never been solved.
Lawsuit Blames City Official For Heart Attack
"Defendant's extreme and outrageous misconduct was a likely cause of plaintiff's heart attack," the suit alleges.
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