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Chicago Murder Rate Tops 500 This Year

By Feliz Solomon

Chicago Just Had Its Deadliest Month in 2 Decades

By Josh Sanburn

Chicago Shootings Up By More Than 50% Since Last Year: 'An Orlando Every Month'

By Emma Ockerman

LGBT Pride Parades Take Somber Tone After Orlando

By Rishi Iyengar
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This Chicago Hotel Has a New Concierge—A Rescue Pug Named Parker

Puppy love is the height of hospitality

By Melissa Locker

2 Arrested in Connection With Chicago's Gage Park Massacre

A relative and his girlfriend were charged with the six murders

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Murders Are Rising Again in Many U.S. Cities

New data points to 2016 as even deadlier than 2015

By Josh Sanburn

Chicago to Implement Police Reforms

Mayor agrees to a third of task-force recommendations

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NHL Suspends Andrew Shaw After Homophobic Remarks

The Blackhawks face playoff elimination Thursday, while Shaw is suspended

By Daniel White

Hockey Player Apologizes for Yelling Homophobic Slur at Referee

The Chicago Blackhawks' Andrew Shaw says emotions were high and he was "upset with the call"

By Daniel White

Photographing Chicago's Front Lines

Follow an award-winning photojournalist as he documents the relationship between Chicago's police department and the city it patrols

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See What’s Wrong With Chicago’s Police in 3 Charts

A task force found a pattern of officers mistreating African-Americans

By Josh Sanburn and David Johnson

Watch Tom Hiddleston Deliver a Chicago Weather Report as Loki

The rain is all Thor's fault, apparently

By Megan McCluskey

Chicago Teachers Strike for Better Public School Funding

"It's a shame that we've had to strike to make our voices heard"

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

These Are America’s Fastest Growing Cities

Metro areas in the Lone Star State top the list

By Josh Sanburn

White Sox Player Adam LaRoche Retires to Spend More Time With His Son

LaRoche is walking away from a $13 million contract

By Lindsay Kimble / People

Donald Trump Cancels Chicago Event Amid Protests and Chaos

His presidential campaign cited security concerns

By Philip Elliott

Watch a Young Giraffe Prance Around to Celebrate Spring

It was the first time he'd ventured outside this year

By Megan McCluskey

A Massive School District Made Computer Science a Requirement

“No matter what field our students pursue, having exposure to STEM will provide critical skills"

By Hilary Brueck / Fortune

Ferris Fest Celebrates Ferris Bueller's Day Off Anniversary

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

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