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Looks Like the Tribune is Loving Rauner. Quinn? Not So Much
Earlier this week, Crain’s Magazine endorsed Bruce Rauner for the Republican primaries and the Chicago Tribune has followed suit. In a statement released yesterday, the Tribune’s editorial board not...
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Trending: Woman Accidentally Shot by Gun Hidden in Thrift Store Sock
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VIDEO: Marijuana Commercials Start To Air on TV. The Question Is: Should They?
New Jersey's first medical marijuana ad is showing on A&E, Bravo, CNBC, ESPN, Fox and—of course—the Food Network.
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Trending: How Did Disappearance of Mummified Woman Go Unnoticed for Years?
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The End of Shamu? California Bill Would Ban Killer Whale Shows
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Children Left Unattended in Freezing Cold For Hours: Why Do Parents Keep...
2014 has brought record-breaking low temperatures and snowfall. A Polar Vortex is bringing in Arctic air. So it's especially disturbing parents are leaving young children left unattended in...
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Family Time: Mom, Dad, Daughter Shoplift $7M Together
A look at weird crime in the Chicago area.
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Check Out These Stunning North Shore Houses
From historic mansions to post-modern stunners, we've got a round up of fabulous houses for sale around the area.
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Tell Me More, Tell Me More!
Gimme a break from political primary season humdrum! Let’s see some fun facts on the candidates!
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Let's Talk About Bullying. What Can We Do as a Community?
By Meg O'Connor It started slowly for my daughter. A mean glare here, and an unkind word said there. She wasn’t even sure w
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Brown's Chicken Killer Wins $451,000 In Civil Rights Case
James Degorski, who was convicted in the killing of seven people at a Palatine Brown's Chicken, has been awarded $451,000 in a civil suit.
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Mass Murderer Wins $451,000 Lawsuit
James Degorski, who was convicted in the killing of seven people at a Palatine Brown's Chicken, has been awarded $451,000 in a civil suit.
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Trending: 81-Year-Old Woman Jailed For Letting Dogs Run Free
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'Vicious' App Worries High School Admin, Lessons from Suburban Youth Violence
Here's a look at the biggest stories on Patch sites in the northern suburbs last week. You can scroll through the list above and click on any headlines to read more. If you can't see the list,
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Trending: Are Movies Too Loud? Bill Would Limit Noise From Movies for Audience
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Should the Highland Park Theater Be Kept As An Entertainment Venue?
Patch asks Highland Park residents what they should happen to the old movie theater. Watch the video.
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25 Years of Devastation to State Support of Illinois Public Universities
We take a look at the ten most drastic shifts in state support for Illinois public institutions, documenting the changes in the share of revenue from state support in 1987 to 2012.
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Find Local Rentals on the Market, March 10
Patch and Zillow team up to bring you local real estate news.
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What Should Become of Highland Park Country Club’s Course
A consultant’s report recommends closing the golf course when the city takes it over next year. What do you think the district should do with the land?
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