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'ACLU effect' | World’s Fair artifacts found | Why people leave Cook County

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March 26, 2018

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Study blames 'ACLU effect' for spike in Chicago's violence in 2016, but experts differ

Monday, Mar 26

A study by two Utah professors blames the dramatic drop in street stops by Chicago police in 2016 for the more than 50 percent jump in homicides and shootings that year.

'Free-floating' car share could be coming to Chicago

Car2Go, a car-sharing service that allows drivers to pick up a car in one location and leave it somewhere else, goes before the City Council for approval this week.

4 takeaways from Stormy Daniels' '60 Minutes' interview

Porn star Stormy Daniels appeared on "60 Minutes" to offer her account of an affair with President Trump. Here are four takeaways from the interview.

City, fans rally behind Loyola as team celebrates return to Final Four after more than 50 years

Loyola, seeded No. 11 in the NCAA Tournament, clobbered Kansas State in the Elite Eight to punch its ticket to the Final Four — Loyola's first since 1963.

Artifacts from 1893 World's Fair found beneath Obama center site

Archaeologists turned up remnants of the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893, the fabled White City that drew millions of visitors to Chicago's Jackson Park, as they scoured the site of the Obama Presidential Center and nearby parkland.

In four letters, why people leave Cook County: J-O-B-S

Editorial: Why did metropolitan Dallas gain 146,238 residents last year while the Chicago area lost 13,286 people? Don't say, "the weather." It's jobs.

Young activists rally for gun reform at March for Our Lives Chicago march in Union Park

Thousands of students from across the Midwest marched in solidarity with students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas in Parkland, Fla., where 17 people were killed in February.

After 23 years in prison as an innocent man, former White Sox groundskeeper to return to his old job

Nevest Coleman was a well-respected groundskeeper for the White Sox when he was wrongly arrested in connection with a rape and murder in 1994. He was freed in November and will return to his old job March 26, 2018.

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