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Suburban woman mauled to death by pet French bulldog
A suburban Chicago woman who recently adopted a French bulldog that had been bred to fight was fatally mauled by the dog over the weekend, a coroner said.
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NBA will now use game balls made by Wilson, dropping Spalding after more than 30 years
The NBA's new game ball will be manufactured by Chicago-based company Wilson, starting with the 2021-22 season, the league announced. Spalding had made the NBA’s basketballs for more than 30 years.
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Shelter prepares for influx of pets whose owners are COVID-19 patients
After finding homes for pets whose owners died of COVID-19, Chicago Animal Care and Control is recommending that families make plans in case they get sick and can't take care of their animals.
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Many area teens left without promise of summer jobs amid closures
Experts say the tight summer job market could have a long-term impact, including among students graduating college with more debt and then finding fewer full-time jobs.
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Federal prosecutors oppose Chicago terror convict's request for early release due to COVID-19
Prosecutors are opposing the early release of Tahawwur Rana, 59, who is serving time in federal prison in California. The former Chicago travel agent was convicted of ties to a Pakistani terror organization, the same group responsible for a deadly siege on Mumbai, India in 2008.
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