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Anti-Abortion Group Sues Pritzker Over Gathering Restrictions

Illinois Right to Life filed a federal lawsuit against Gov. J.B. Pritzker claiming they haven't been exempted from gathering limits.

Library Board President Resigns Over Homophobic Remarks

Bonnie Quirke announced her resignation.

GoFundMe Started After Teen Killed In Hit-And-Run

Evan Melau, 15, was riding his bike in the 1500 block of 75th Street Friday when he was struck and killed by a car.

Panera Employee Gets Coronavirus, Bakery Reopens Next Day

The restaurant where the employee works was cleaned overnight, company officials said, and reopened at its usual time Wednesday morning.

School Reopening Guidelines 'Too Vague,' Education Groups Say

Chicago Teachers Union President Jesse Sharkey said the state's guidelines are "too general and too vague to serve as a useful roadmap."

Excessive Force: Officers Required To Intervene

The suburban police department instituted the new policy in response to last month's death of George Floyd in Minnesota.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Library To Reopen In July
• Town Calls Of Fireworks
• Fitness Center Reopening
• Unity Rally Planned For Naperville
• 'Megamansion' Sells For $4.5 Million
• Standoff Ends In Arrest
• 2 Driver Killed In Fiery Crash
• Convicted Felon Accused Of Stealing Cash From Elderly Woman
• Driver's Facility To Reopen After Coronavirus Case

Across America

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Wins Democratic Congressional Primary
• Infectious Coronavirus Encounters Now 'Likely' In LA

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