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Shedd Aquarium research vessel worker alleges sex discrimination in lawsuit

Susan Catherine Edgerton alleges she faced a hostile environment as a woman working on the Shedd Aquarium's Miami-based Coral Reef II.

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Corrections and clarifications

Corrections and clarifications for Saturday, May 8.

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The Spin: After Trump pardon, Casey Urlacher eyeing state Senate run? |...

Welcome to The Spin, the Chicago Tribune's politics newsletter.

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Despite sharp drop in demand for shots, wheels keep turning on Chicago’s CTA...

Chicago's vaccination bus is part of an ongoing effort by the city as it confronts a new challenge: having more vaccine supply than demand among willing residents. By the end of April, most eager...

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Chicago street vendor in ICU after contracting COVID-19 days before he was...

A Rogers Park street vendor contracted COVID-19 days before he was scheduled to get a vaccination as data shows that Latinos and Black neighborhoods continue to be hardest hit by the pandemic.

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Assailant opens fire outside Far South Side home, hitting man inside, police say

A hail of bullets penetrated the front window of a Far South Side home, hitting a 50-year-old man in the neck and chest on Friday afternoon.

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Lightfoot orders new study of Southeast Side pollution after Biden EPA and...

Mayor Lightfoot directed the Chicago Department of Public Health to conduct a more thorough investigation of environmental health risks in low-income, largely Latino and Black neighborhoods on the...

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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 73,526 vaccine doses administered, 3,321 new...

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

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Major roadwork resumes in Chicago area just as more drivers venture back...

Following a year of faster travel times due to COVID-19-related closures, Chicago area drivers can expect to run into more delays this year, thanks to traffic increasing just as construction season...

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Will there be major summer road construction near you? Search our map and list

Construction will slow traffic this year on major thoroughfares like the central Tri-State Tollway and I-90/94 in Chicago, as work continues on massive multiyear projects.

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Former Joliet Catholic teacher accused of grooming didn’t ‘fulfill employment...

A former Joliet diocesan teacher charged with traveling to meet a child and grooming “did not fulfill employment requirements” while teaching at a Lockport Catholic school, the Roman Catholic Diocese...

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Departing CPS CEO Janice Jackson has been tied to the district since...

“I know what it’s like to go to a school ... where you don’t have everything," Jackson said.

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Column: In praise of our mother’s best friends

On Mother's Day, take a minute to remember not just your mom but also her best friends, who play a special role in your life — and hers.

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Bellwood man killed, 6 others wounded in city shootings since Friday night,...

A man was killed and six other people were wounded overnight Friday in city shootings, Chicago police said.

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Coronavirus in Illinois updates: 107,688 administered vaccine doses, 1,729...

Here are the latest updates on the coronavirus in the Chicago area and the rest of Illinois.

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3 men killed in explosion near Starved Rock were ‘cousins and uncles’ from...

The three people who died after a black powder device exploded along a bank of the Illinois River next to Starved Rock State Park were men from the Chicago area who were related, the LaSalle County...

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Red Line trains resume service after CPD bomb squad investigate ‘suspicious...

Red Line trains were back up and running between the Addison and Howard stops Saturday afternoon after a police investigation at an Edgewater Beach neighborhood station, the Chicago Transit Authority...

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South Side Chicago Ald. David Moore joins Illinois secretary of state race

The race for the Democratic nomination for secretary of state gained a new candidate Saturday with South Side Ald. David Moore announcing on Saturday his bid to replace the retiring Jesse White next...

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‘Every time I close my eyes I see him getting hit,’ says witness after dirt...

A 25-year-old dirt bike rider lying in the street after being dragged 20 feet was able to call his friend and tell him he was hit by a car before dying Friday night in West Town.

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One mom’s legacy lives on as a neighborhood picks up: ‘If you’re feelin’...

More than 200 volunteers — clad in can’t-miss-us fluorescent yellow T-shirts and cloth masks — gathered Saturday morning in Englewood.

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