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Wolf Sightings Reported By Illinois Man

An Illinois man says he has captured video of as many as 40 wolves on his trail camera, even though the species hasn't been known to inhabit Illinois since the 1800s —though a dead animal found in the suburbs several years ago was confirmed to be a wolf.

Theater Chain Posts 'Incredibles 2' Seizure Warning

Movie theaters across the U.S. are issuing seizure warnings from Disney regarding flashing lights in 'Incredibles 2.'

Community Pulls Together To Save Raccoon Hit By Truck

A raccoon named Beverly was cared for in her final days by residents of a neighborhood by the same name.

Priest Punched By Burglar In Confrontation Caught On Video

Father Matt Compton says he will forgive the man he caught breaking in Friday night.

Firefighter's Cancer Death: Village Appeals Pension Ruling

The application for the line-of-duty death pension benefit claimed Kevin Hauber's colon cancer was caused by his work as a firefighter. The village is appealing a ruling that awards his pension to his family.

Popular Pub Closing After 85 Years

The local business will close next month, much to fans' dismay.

Naperville Votes Down Puppy Mill Ban

Pet and shelter owners have fought for four years to get the measure approved.

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