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A West Elsdon woman was ordered detained as she awaits trial after she allegedly drove a vehicle through a crowd gathered in the Loop this month to protest ICE’s recent crackdowns across the city and country. Authorities said two children were in the red Kia Spectra that drove through protesters on State Street about 6 p.m. June 10.

In court, prosecutors said that Kemp was seen on Chicago police video stopping the car in the intersection of State and Monroe streets with the car’s rear tires in the crosswalk and gesturing from the driver’s side window toward the protest crowd and police officers.

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‘She always will be a hero’: Funeral of Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera underway

Mourners, including police officials from across the state, are remembering Chicago police Officer Krystal Rivera at her funeral, the first such ceremony in 2025 for a CPD officer killed in the line of duty.

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Mariano’s closing three suburban grocery stores as part of broader Kroger downsizing

Six months after a failed merger with Albertsons ended the prospects of an arranged marriage with Jewel, Mariano’s is closing three suburban Chicago grocery stores as part of a broader cost-cutting initiative by parent company Kroger.

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Column: Extreme weather shows Chicago White Sox need retractable roof on next ballpark. Would fans accept it?

The only way for fans to escape the heat Monday was to hit the showers, and a long line of kids waited to jump into the left-field shower during the game, gleefully soaking themselves while the Sox got pummeled 10-0.

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President Donald Trump says US and Iranian officials will talk next week as ceasefire holds

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Iran appeared to be holding today while U.S. President Donald Trump asserted that U.S. and Iranian officials will talk next week, giving rise to cautious hope for longer-term peace even as Tehran insisted it will not give up its nuclear program.

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