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Suburban Man Runs Online Hub For Far Right Extremists: Report

A 41-year-old suburban man is the owner of a social media hub meant for far right extremists who are on a mission and believe they have the right to take up arms against a "tyrannical" government, according to reports.

Social Equity Applicants Urge Pritzker To Hold Pot Shop Lottery

"Equity is at the core of cannabis legalization in Illinois, and this essential legislation will accelerate our collective vision to make sure that the communities harmed the most by the war on drugs can participate in this industry as it grows," the governor said.

Pup With Bucket List Is A Finalist In National Contest

The suburban pup who warmed hearts around town — and around the world — is now up for national recognition. Theo, a Golden Retriever with terminal cancer, is being fostered by a Crystal Lake couple who made a bucket list for him.

Man In Wheelchair Struck While Crossing Street In Mount Prospect

Police took a driver involved in the Wednesday hit-and-run accident into custody. A GoFundMe has been set up for the injured man.

Navy Soldier Killed In Pearl Harbor Identified As St. Charles Man

Leslie Delles, who was 21 when he died in 1941, was finally identified using DNA sampling after he was killed in the attack on Pearl Harbor.

Chicago To Fully Reopen June 11 With The Rest Of Illinois

Mayor Lori Lightfoot announced Thursday that Chicago will move its reopening from July 4 to June 11, aligning with the rest of the state.

Also Worth a Look Today

• Suburban Town Gets 2 New Starbucks
• Female Thieves Threaten Nordstrom Staff With Bolt Cutter: Police
• No Injuries For Deputy, K9 Partner Involved In Crash
• One Of Town's Only 2 Howard Van Doren Shaw-Designed Homes Sells
• Police Can't Lie During Interrogations Under New Illinois Bill
• Woman, 32, Injured After SUV Collides With Bus
• Suburban Man To Throw 1st Pitch For White Sox's Lou Gehrig Day

Across America

• F. Lee Bailey, Boston's Most Famous Attorney, Dead At 87
• 'Go Find A Job': Lawmakers Move to End $300 Extra Unemployment

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