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Cicero teen charged with murder in shooting death of 18-year-old

A 16-year-old boy is accused of gunning down an 18-year-old man in Cicero. "Our youth are committing violent crimes at an alarming rate," Cicero's top cop said.

Gunshot heard as teens steal vehicle from driver delivering groceries in Homewood

Two teenagers allegedly stole a vehicle from a person who was delivering groceries Thursday night in south suburban Homewood.

Cook County Chief Judge Will Now Impose Vaccine Mandate for Employees

Chief Judge Timothy Evans announced Tuesday that his office which covers the courts and the Juvenile Temporary Detention Center will impose COVID vaccine mandates. This after the Chief Judge was criticized for previously not mandating the vaccine for all employees.

Who Should Get the Covid-19 Vaccine Next? A Debate

Dec. 24, 2020 In mid-December, before a key vote by an advisory panel for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a public debate flared up over what might well be the most momentous policy decision of 2021: how to distribute the Covid-19 vaccine. This particular fight centered on how to balance the vaccination of seniors (who die from the coronavirus at much higher rates than younger people) against that of essential workers (who, because they come into contact with many people over the course of any given day, risk getting sick themselves and becoming superspreaders). That debate was just the first of what will be many contentious ones in the months to come, when supplies of Covid vaccine will surely be among the world’s most precious, scarce resources. The calculation of how to prioritize various groups inevitably touches on all the fault lines that divide American society race, class, age, geography, occupation and more and ultimately bleeds into the question of o

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