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Crime Man In Illinois Kills Partner & Himself Fearing They Had Coronavirus A man who believed he had the coronavirus killed himself and his partner. By Cole Blake April 05, 2020
Crime Illinois Supreme Court Will Not Drop Jussie Smollett's Felony Charges Jussie Smollett still faces charges. By Milca P. March 08, 2020
Sports Illinois Toppled By Loyola Chicago As March Madness Upsets Continue Illinois is the first number one seed to be booted from the tournament. By Alexander Cole March 21, 2021
Politics Kanye West Kicked Off Illinois Ballot In Presidential Election Kanye West won't be running for president in his home state after the majority of the signatures he submitted were declared invalid. By Aron A. August 08, 2020
Sports Sergio Brown Charged With Mother's Murder Brown faces a first-degree murder charge and a charge of concealing a body. By Ben Mock October 25, 2023
Crime Marijuana Banned In Chicago Public Housing Despite Upcoming State Legalization Despite the legalization of cannabis continuing to happen across States, Chicago will not allow the substance to be smoked in its public housing properties. By Noah C November 10, 2019
Society Barack Obama Slams Donald Trump For His Soft Stance On "Nazi Sympathizers" Barack Obama came close to calling Trump a despot. By Devin Ch September 08, 2018
News Dancing Like Diddy Perfect soundtrack for Diddy bopping. By Milca P. June 04, 2017
Life Chicago Man Confesses To Murder That Landed Twin Brother In Prison Karl Smith, a Chicago man, has confessed to a 2003 murder that put his identical brother Kevin Dugar behind bars. By hnhh September 27, 2016
Politics President Obama Will Give His Farewell Address In Chicago President Obama will bring the house down in Chi-City. By hnhh January 02, 2017
Music R. Kelly Charged With 10 Counts Of Aggravated Criminal Sexual Abuse The world of R. Kelly continues to crumble. By Aron A. February 22, 2019
Pop Culture Evanston, IL First US City To Fund Reparations, Promises $10 Million Over Next Decade The first municipal reparations fund in the United States has passed in Evanston, Illinois, a city north of Chicago. By Joshua Robinson March 03, 2021