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Lincoln's Hair Lock With Bloody Telegram Up For Auction
You, too, can own a lock of Lincoln's hair and bloody assassination telegram up for auction Sept. 12 by the Boston-based RR Auction firm.
FEMA Approves Extra $300 In Weekly Unemployment Benefits For Illinois
Regional event brings job seekers and employers together in virtual career fair Sept. 15 and Sept. 16. Advance registration required.
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Sports Betting At Wrigley Could Happen With Cubs Partnership
Although sports betting is now legal in Illinois, the development of a retail sportsbook would require approval by the City of Chicago.
Robocalls Aiming To Suppress Mail-In Voting: Illinois AG
Raoul warns of robocalls with false claims that voter info will be shared with the CDC, police and creditors if residents vote by mail.
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Governor Attends Coronavirus Memorial Service With Faith Leaders
A memorial to honor the lives of those that have died from COVID-19 is set for Thursday evening in Chicago.
Chicago Man Died After NY Cops Put Spit Hood On Him: Video
Police body cam video shows an officer putting a hood on Daniel Prude, who asphyxiated and died.
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