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 Friday, Aug 31 Higher homeowner tax exemptions heavily touted by several Chicago-area politicians may be backfiring on the economically struggling, mostly minority south suburbs where tax relief is most needed. |   | |
| The inspector general for the Department of Children and Family Services says the agency "missed opportunities" to intervene before a fire in Little Village killed 10 children. |
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| A buildup of methane gas was suspected of causing an explosion at Cook County's oldest water treatment plant on the Far South Side. |
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| Organizers plan to disrupt traffic going to and from O'Hare International Airport as a way to draw attention to the city's problems and violence. |
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| Prosecutors want Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke held in contempt of court and taken into custody for giving the Chicago Tribune an interview. |
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| Mike Welch, founder of Macushla Brewing in Glenview, died in April at age 44. His family and friends are trying to keep his dream alive. |
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| Othea Loggan is 72 and started working at Walker Bros. Pancake House in 1964. He began as a busboy. Fifty-four years later he is still there. |
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| If you're trying to avoid a serious speeding ticket in Chicago, there's one place in particular to hit the brakes. |
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