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View In Browser April 2, 2018 chicagotribune.com Inside Slant ADVERTISEMENT March to remember Monday, Apr 2 Loyola was never ranked this season. And the Ramblers likely would have missed the NCAA tournament had they not won the Missouri Valley Conference tournament. On Saturday, their season ended one win shy of the national championship game. "I think we inspired a city," Clayton Custer said. "The word Loyola has a whole new meaning now." Steve Rosenbloom said the Ramblers' run shows why sports is the best reality TV show. Now comes the hard part — following up on even higher expectations without Donte Ingram, Ben Richardson and Aundre Jackson. If the new guys need a road map, we've got them covered. Read More » Tonight show Villanova, with the very serious Jalen Brunson, looks like a team on a mission. Michigan, with the very big Moe Wagner, looks like a team of destiny. Who will win the national championship tonight (8:20 p.m., TBS)? Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Luck of the Irish No one had a better weekend than Notre Dame's Arike Ogunbowale. On Friday, she knocked out undefeated UConn in OT. For an encore last night, she scored the game-winner with 0.1 seconds left for the title. Wow. Read More » Here we woe again The Cubs' offense was maddening (and Maddoning) last year. This year, 4 games in, it looks as if those inconsistencies are back. Yesterday: "One bad inning" and a split. Today: 1st of 3 vs. the Reds (in progress). Read More » ADVERTISEMENT Snow? In April? The only thing that can stop the hot hot White Sox (2-0!) is the cold cold KC weather. But aha! Tonight's game vs. the Blue Jays is in a dome (6:07 p.m., WGN). Down in the minors, Eloy Jimenez is on the mend (don't panic). Read More » Etc. Running out of space! How Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy stopped, collaborated and listened to reshape the Bears … Did you "Get up!" this morning? Our review of ESPN's new show … and why Adidas is winning the sneaker wars. Read More » advertisement Unsubscribe   |   Newsletters   |   Privacy Policy   |   Terms of Service Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Inside Slant newsletter.

Synthetic pot has killed two people and hospitalized dozens more in the Chicago area and central Illinois

Apr 2, 2018  BREAKING NEWS  Synthetic pot has killed two people and hospitalized dozens more in the Chicago area and central Illinois Monday, April 2, 2018, 4:19 PM CT Two people have died and 56 sickened in the Chicago area and central Illinois since March 10 after using synthetic pot, popularly known as K2 and Spice, state officials said on Monday. Read the latest - BREAKING NEWS PRESENTED BY - - UNSUBSCRIBE    |    NEWSLETTERS    |     PRIVACY POLICY    |    TERMS OF SERVICE - Copyright © 2018 | Chicago Tribune | 435 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, IL 60611 ABOUT THIS EMAIL You received this email because you are following the Breaking News newsletter.

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