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'Mysterious black guy' | Kids hurt in ambulance crash | Whitey O'Day's funeral livestream | Woman thrown from boat | Taste of Chicago lineup

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Rifle Used In Dixon School Shooting Bought By Teen's Mom: ISP

Matt Milby, 19, is accused of opening fire with a semi-automatic rifle outside the auditorium where his former high school's graduation rehearsal was happening. A school resource officer is credited with stopping a mass shooting by wounding the teen.

'Mysterious Black Guy' Committed Body Shop Murders: Krasawski

Prosecutors said the admitted crack user's claim "defies logic." He's accused of beating a man and woman to death inside a body shop in 2016.

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10 Injured When Ambulance Collides With Minivan In Aurora

A 1-year-old and 11-year-old suffered life-threatening head injuries.

Service For Whitey O'Day Will Be Live Streamed On YouTube

The memorial service for legendary Irish folk singer will be livestreamed.

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Bystander Saves Woman Thrown From Boat Into Chicago River

Another boater was able to throw the 26-year-old woman a life preserver while she was in the water Wednesday night.

Taste Of Chicago 2018: All 73 Food Vendors At This Year's Event

The free five-day fest in Grant Park also sees the return of Buona Beef and Original Rainbow Cone to its lineup.

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Photos: Dixon Police Department School Resource Officer Mark Dallas, left (Dixon Police Department) / Matthew A. Milby booking photograph (Illinois State Police)

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