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 Friday, Feb 16 Cook County Assessor Joseph Berrios has been producing error-ridden property assessments that effectively punished poor homeowners while providing tax breaks to wealthy ones, according to a much-anticipated independent study of the county's residential assessment practices. The study, which reviewed assessments from 2014 to 2016, concluded that the county operates "a very regressive system" that causes "a wealth transfer from owners of lower-value homes to those of higher-value homes." |
| Funerals for Chicago Police officers include several department traditions and rituals but ultimately the choices are left to an officer's family. |
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| While his teammates lent their support 2,330 miles away, Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo assisted in the healing of his Parkland, Fla., community in grief over Wednesday's mass shooting that left 17 dead. |
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| Cook County deaths from opioids combined with Xanax or other benzodiazepines have nearly tripled in three years, echoing a national trend. |
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| A divided Senate rejected a bipartisan plan to help "Dreamer" immigrants and parcel out money for the wall President Trump wants with Mexico. |
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| About 90 percent of Americans will see bigger paychecks thanks to tax cuts, the U.S. Treasury says. Employers have a Feb. 15 deadline to make the changes. |
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| It's time for the February thaw. We get one almost every year, and it's a lot like a time capsule opening — you never know what might be revealed. |
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| This three-bedroom home on Lake Shore Drive features lake and city views from every room, black mink walnut plank floors and a circular domed ceiling that sets the mood. |
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