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Mom grieving 12 years over police shooting of her son aims to heal hearts of other moms who lost children to Chicago gun violence

Grieving mothers in Chicago have an angel in Octavia Mitchell, who is working to help them get over the pain of slain children.

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Our 10 favorite Tribune Food stories from 2021

From reviewing Chicago restaurants like Kasama to stories of the city's famous Home Depot dogs, here are our favorite food stories from 2021.

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CTA board approves 33% pay raise for President Dorval Carter

It's the first time the board itself had raised Carter’s salary since he was appointed in 2015 bringing the salary up to $350,000 from $262,731.

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Illinois set to compete for infrastructure grants

Chicago and state of Illinois officials say they're ready to compete for competitive grants that will be needed to complete major projects on the CTA and elsewhere under the $1 trillion federal infrastructure program.

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21 Chicago cops put on no pay status in vaccine standoff

CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown said Tuesday that 21 officers have been placed on “no pay status” for refusing to comply with the city s order to disclose

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