Read on for the most recent top news you may have missed in Chicago.
First person-to-person spread of coronavirus confirmed in US
The virus spread between a husband and wife, both in their 60s, in Chicago.
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Police announce major restructuring to take on violence
Interim police Superintendent Charlie Beck unveiled a massive restructuring Thursday that will move hundreds of detectives and narcotics and gang officers from specialized units to police districts in a bid to bring added resources and better coordination to combating violence.
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Mom encourages dialogue after son's suicide
Gabriel Deely's mom remembers her silly, smiling boy. He was just 12 years old when he died.
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Prosecutors to propose that Alderman Burke go on trial on corruption charges
The sweeping racketeering indictment of Alderman Edward Burke isn’t expected to go to trial until at least next year as defense lawyers say federal prosecutors have yet to turn over a vast amount of undercover recordings, according to a court filing Thursday.
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Police sergeant who helped catch suspect after being wounded is recovering
A police sergeant who was shot in the wrist while trying to arrest a murder suspect, and then helped arrest the suspect, continues to recover in the hospital.
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