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This week’s Chicago-Style Crossword theme is: Fall Fest.

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10A: Decorative altar that is part of several Fall Fest Día de Los Muertos workshops

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Chicago-Style Crossword
A full-length puzzle with clues only Chicagoans will know. This week's theme is: Fall Fest.
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The former AT&T Illinois president who allegedly bribed ex-state House Speaker Michael J. Madigan has agreed to resolve his prosecution by paying a $200,000 fine and admitting to most of the feds’ accusations against him.
Ex-AT&T Illinois president could escape conviction after striking deal in Madigan bribery case
Under the terms of a so-called deferred prosecution agreement, prosecutors are expected to eventually seek dismissal of the 2022 indictment against Paul La Schiazza.
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O’Hare and Midway international airports are refusing to play a video from Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem that accuses Democrats of causing the ongoing government shutdown.and its impacts on flight operations.
O'Hare, Midway refuse to play video of Kristi Noem accusing Democrats of government shutdown
They join a growing list of airports refusing to play a video from Department of Homeland Security Secretary due to its partisan messaging.
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A car crash involving federal immigration agents late Tuesday morning in the East Side neighborhood led to agents deploying tear gas after a large crowd gathered in protest of the federal agents.
Feds tear-gas crowd after car chase leads to crash on Chicago's East Side
The crash happened late Tuesday morning near 105th Street and Avenue N, resulting in dozens of residents showing up to protest the federal immigration agents.
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At the request of the U.S. Department of Justice, a Facebook group used by nearly 80,000 people to report sightings of federal immigration agents in the Chicago area has been taken down by the social media giant Meta, Facebook’s parent company.
Facebook suspends popular Chicago ICE-sightings group at Trump administration’s request
The group, "ICE Sighting-Chicagoland," has been increasingly used in the last five weeks of President Donald Trump’s intense deportation campaign to warn neighbors that federal agents are nearby.
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The WGN-TV employee detained by federal agents last week in Lincoln Square was released without charges and intends to “pursue all legal avenues” to hold the federal authorities accountable, her lawyer said in a statement.
WGN employee released without charges after she was 'violently detained' by federal agents, her lawyer says
Debbie Brockman, of WGN's creative services department, is a U.S. citizen not acting in a professional capacity when she was arrested Friday in Lincoln Square.
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D’Angelo, the Grammy-winning R&B singer recognized for garnering mainstream attention with the shirtless “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” music video, has died. He was 51.
D’Angelo, Grammy-winning R&B singer, dies at 51
The singer’s family confirmed in a statement Tuesday that he died after a battle with cancer.
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The Bears earned mixed grades in their 25-24 win over the Commanders by sports columnist @slgreenberg.bsky.social, with quarterback Caleb Williams receiving a C-minus for poor accuracy and missed opportunities.
Bears' grades are in. How did they do against the Commanders?
The running game was the best part of a 25-24 win, with the offensive line showing up big-time. As for Caleb Williams? Not so hot.
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Oriana Kruszewski, a 78-year-old farmer in Winslow, Illinois, has built a devoted following among Chicago chefs who prize her Asian pears and pawpaws. Chefs say they're inspired not just by her produce but by her life lessons and passion.
How pear whisperer Oriana Kruszewski became a darling of Chicago’s top chefs
The 78-year-old farmer and Green City Market regular stars in a new short documentary about her efforts. But she's already a star in culinary circles for her charisma, wisdom and quality fruit.
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The 61st Chicago International Film Festival starts Wednesday with an impressive line-up of 114 feature-length films and 70 shorts. Here are 10 recommended titles of two dozen previewed.
Chicago Film Festival 2025 – 10 movies to see at the city’s premiere cinema showcase
This year’s 12-day event includes special appearances by filmmakers Spike Lee and Gus Van Sant.
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The documentary “One Golden Summer” is opening the Chicago International Film Festival. It features revealing interviews with the now-adult athletes of the first all-Black team to win the Little League U.S. Baseball Championship — before their title was revoked.
In ‘One Golden Summer,’ director Kevin Shaw probes the Jackie Robinson West Little League controversy
The documentary, which will open the Chicago International Film Festival this week, features revealing interviews with the now-adult athletes who won the Little League U.S. Baseball Championship before their title was revoked.
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