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Chicago St. Patrick’s Day parades, river dyeing canceled
All city-sanctioned St. Patrick’s Day celebrations have been put off amid fears of the spreading coronavirus, including the dyeing of the Chicago River, a tradition since 1962.
Read the full story on Irish Philadelphia.
1 killed in hit-and-run crash in West Lawn
Chicago police said a 59-year-old man was killed in a hit-and-run crash in the city's West Lawn neighborhood, not far from Midway International Airport on Wednesday afternoon.
Read the full story on ABC Chicago, WLS.
Horse-drawn carriages might be a thing of the past in Chicago
Horse-drawn carriages could be pulled from the streets of Chicago if City Council passes an ordinance next week reining them in.
Read the full story on Chicago Tribune.
2 found dead in Lakeview bathhouse days apart
Police are investigating after two men were found dead within days of each other at a bathhouse in Lakeview on the North Side. One man's death was ruled natural.
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Aon plans Willis Towers Watson buyout, could impact name of city's tallest building
Aon, a global financial risk consultant company, is planning to buy out competitor Willis Towers Watson. The deal, valued at about $30 billion, could potentially impact the name of Chicago's tallest building.
Read the full story on ABC Chicago, WLS.
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