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Man Who Died in a Boise Church in 1982 Identified as Chemist with Possible Ties to Tylenol Murders

Idaho detectives identified a chemist who died in a Boise church in 1982 and say he may be linked to the Tylenol murders. He is not named a suspect.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

Third Missouri Measles Case Linked to Amtrak Trip to Chicago as Officials Trace St. Louis Exposure Sites

A third Missouri measles case is tied to an Aug. 27 Amtrak trip. See St. Louis-area exposure sites, dates, and what to do if you were there.

Medical Daily · Sep 24

What happened at South Chicago Chapel after decomposing bodies were found?

A hearing is scheduled Thursday in a lawsuit against the South Deering funeral home after a grisly discovery this August.

Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 24

Chicago Mayor proposes data center moratorium ordinance, says the city is ‘open for business,’ but ‘not for sale’

"Growth must be done responsibly."

We Got This Covered · Sep 23

Chicago school board election 2026: What presidential candidate Sendhil Revuluri says about student learning, CPS budget and what he wants to change

Sendhil Revuluri is running for Chicago Board of Education president with a campaign focused on student learning, community engagement and “reality-based” budgeting. He has also criticized the current CPS budget and called for greater focus on student progress and a public CEO evaluation process.

The Economic Times · Sep 23

Midway Blitz: 85% of Chicago Detainees Had No Earlier Conviction, ICE Data Shows: REPORT

ICE records show 85% of the 3,841 people detained in Chicago's Midway Blitz had no earlier conviction. Here's what the data does and doesn't prove.

Latin Times · Sep 23

Pope Leo XIV to trace back French ancestry, spiritual roots on visit to France

Pope Leo’s four-day visit to France, which kicks off on Friday, is something of a homecoming for the Chicago-born pontiff, a grandson of European immigrants with family roots in Normandy. His spiritual roots in French Catholicism run deeper still.

France 24 · Sep 23

ICE Mistakenly Targets US Citizen Who 'Was Not Cooperative' Leaving Him Injured in Chicago Suburb

A US citizen was detained and later released in Evanston, Illinois, after federal agents reportedly mistook him for a fugitive.

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

Terminally ill woman behind ‘Deb’s law’ can now choose how she dies

Illinois became the first state in the Midwest, and the 13th state overall alongside the District of Columbia, to pass the measure

The Independent UK · Sep 23

Mother’s Fight Shuts Coal Plants: Chicago activist links son’s asthma to pollution; study finds fewer child ER visits

Triggered by her son's alarming asthma attack, a concerned mother rallied her neighborhood to confront Chicago's coal power plants. This local effort, joined by environmental activists, aimed to increase awareness about the detrimental health effects of pollution. Their commitment paid off with the enactment of stricter pollution regulations, resulting in…

The Times of India · Sep 23