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 Wednesday, Oct 31 New rating system measures students' year-over-year improvement on standardized tests instead of simply their passing rates. |   | |
| Chicago police Officer Jason Van Dyke is scheduled to return to the Leighton Criminal Court Building Wednesday morning for the first time since his historic murder conviction for shooting Laquan McDonald 16 times. |
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| Emotions are running high as the midterms approach, with many feeling despair from Trump's election and others still recovering from the Obama administration. |
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| A 9-year-old girl and her twin 6-year-old brothers were struck and killed by a pickup truck as they crossed a northern Indiana road to board a school bus. |
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| Troy Paraday, the highest paid superintendent in Illinois, was terminated by Calumet City District 155 Friday, less than a week before he was set to retire. |
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| Mary Schmich: After the Pittsburgh synagogue massacre, a Chicago rabbi ponders violence and racism and says, "More people want to fix it than don't." |
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| The Cubs' free-agent options include Bryce Harper, Manny Machado and less-heralded but much-needed relievers and hitters. Here's a look at all three options. |
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| As recently as the 1980s, certain Chicago neighborhoods celebrated Halloween by burning an effigy of a witch. |
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