Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Chicago.
Broadway’s ‘Be More Chill’ coming to Chicago
"Be More Chill," a hit show with teens, opens this spring in a revised and newly cast production at the Apollo Theater.
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Police sergeant who shot teen with mental disabilities suspended for 6 months
The city's police disciplinary panel Thursday night suspended a Chicago police sergeant for six months after he was found to have unjustifiably used deadly force when he shot an unarmed teen with mental disabilities in an off-duty incident two years ago.
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The biggest projects that will change Chicago in the next decade
Affordable housing initiatives, massive mega-developments and vital transportation improvements are planned.
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Police supervisor gets reprimand for role in botched re-investigation of man's death
The city’s police disciplinary panel formally reprimanded a Chicago police supervisor Thursday night for his role in the department’s bungled handling of its re-investigation into the 2004 death of David Koschman, who was punched by a nephew of then-Mayor Richard M. Daley
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At least 4 elementary students taken to hospital after police say they took Xanax
At least four children were hospitalized after ingesting a drug at a South Side elementary school Thursday morning, authorities said.
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