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Two longtime Naperville businesses close but slew of restaurants on horizonAug 10, 2026 3:50 pm - Two longtime Naperville businesses, Elegante Salon & Day Spa and Great Harvest Baking Co., have shut their doors.
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After 70 years in business, Parkside Lanes in Aurora still on a rollAug 10, 2026 3:50 pm - Parkside Lanes in Aurora honored a significant milestone over the weekend as the bowling alley at Route 30 and Montgomery Road celebrated its 70th year in business.
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Potentially severe thunderstorms to hit area this weekAug 10, 2026 11:32 am - Another round of thunderstorms is expected to hit Chicago after severe weather downed trees and brought possible tornadoes to the area Sunday night. The upcoming storms a...
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Chicago Bears WR Luther Burden III will reportedly miss the preseason — but aims for Week 1 returnAug 10, 2026 9:57 am - Chicago Bears second-year receiver Luther Burden III is expected to miss the preseason due to a strained groin he suffered Saturday in practice, according to a report from ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
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Third-year quarterback Carter McDonald returns to lead the way for South ElginAug 10, 2026 9:51 am - With the experience senior quarterback Carter McDonald has gained over the past two seasons for South Elgin, his dream of playing at the next level is getting closer. In ...
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Colson Montgomery homers and Hagen Smith makes his MLB debut for Chicago White Sox in a 5-3 win over ClevelandAug 09, 2026 7:12 pm - The Chicago White Sox and Cleveland Guardians were forced to go to their bullpens after rain caused a 2-hour, 23-minute delay just ahead of the second inning on Sunday at...
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Chicago Bears training camp report: Luther Burden III to miss ‘little bit of time’ and Zavion Thomas exits earlyAug 09, 2026 7:06 pm - The Chicago Bears’ receiver depth is getting tested with their preseason opener looming Saturday. Second-year receiver Luther Burden III is set to miss “a little bit of t...
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3 takeaways from the Chicago Cubs’ series win against the Royals: Rotation steps up, and Ian Happ busts slumpAug 09, 2026 6:56 pm - KANSAS CITY — The Chicago Cubs’ grind through 17 consecutive games without an off day ended on a high note. The offense broke out against Kansas City Royals starter Randy...
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Quantum campus project raises questions about residents’ agency in community developmentAug 09, 2026 1:47 pm - In Steelworkers Park, butterflies and dragonflies flit around native plants and flowers that have grown waist-high. Public art and concrete ore walls stand tall, telling visitors the U.S. Steel South Works left an indelible environmental footprint during the last industrial age. Now, a trek through the area means looking and listening to construction.
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How to regulate data centers in Illinois at the center of latest proposalAug 08, 2026 2:12 pm - Even as a political backlash against data centers mushrooms across the U.S., a broad consensus on how to regulate them is emerging in Springfield, according to key corporate, labor and environmental lobbyists.