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A man was shot to death July 13, 2020, in the 200 block of East 16th Avenue. | Google Maps

Officers responded to a call of gunfire in the 200 block of East 16th Avenue and found a crowd standing around Robert Crawford on the ground, police said.

The Lakers’ LeBron James has issued his support for suspended ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski. | twitter.com/wojespn

The network reportedly suspended Wojnarowski without pay for a profane two-word email he sent to the office of Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Missouri that the lawmaker later made public.

A woman was shot July 13, 2020, on the outbound Dan Ryan Expressway near 47th Street. | Adobe Stock Photo

One passenger was hit and the driver took her to the University of Chicago Medical Center in good condition, state police said.

Bob Geldof appears at the 60th Ivor Novello Awards in London in 2015. | Mark Allan/Invision/AP

While Geldof’s altruism helped make the world a little better, he says he was no longer able to do what he loved: play music. Earlier this year, Geldof finally got back to music and released a new album with the Boomtown Rats, “Citizens of Boomtown,” their first album since 1984′s “In the Long Grass.”

A man riding a motorcycle died after crashing July 13, 2020, in the 6300 block of South Harlem Avenue. | Google Maps

The man, about 44 years old, crashed early Monday in the 6300 block of South Harlem Avenue, police say.

Police say the driver of this car allegedly pointed a revolver at pedestrian June 20, 2020, in the 1100 block of North Wells Street. | Chicago Police Department

The incident happened June 14 in the 1100 block of North Wells Street, according to Chicago police.

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You can get free medium fries at McDonald’s on Monday in honor of National French Fry Day. | stock.adobe.com

The Idaho Potato Commission is giving away $100 Visa gift card, an air fryer and other prizes. The Great American Takeout and Heinz are holding a ketchup art sweepstakes. McDonald’s is celebrating Fry Day every Friday through Sept. 27 via a special app offer.

Chicago Red Stars honor victims of police brutality on official team warm-up jerseys. | provided photo

Ahead of Sunday’s match the Red Stars took the field for pregame wearing new warm-up shirts with the names of victims of police brutality printed on the back.

Jon Lester threw an encouraging couple of innings. | Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images

The lefty struck out Albert Almora Jr. and Kyle Schwarber in a 1-2-3 first inning. Then he struck out Jason Heyward and David Bote in what should’ve been a 1-2-3 second inning.

A Chicago Police officer blocks traffic in the 6900 block of South Wabash after two men were shot, Friday evening, July 3, 2020. | Ashlee Rezin Garcia/Sun-Times

Fifteen-year-old Terrance Malden, who was gunned down about 4:50 p.m. Friday in Jeffery Manor on the South Side, was the weekend’s first victim.

Roger Stone appeared before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence on Sept. 26, 2017. Rep. Mike Quigley (above in a November 2019 photo) was a member of the panel that quizzed the man who reveled in being called a political “dirty trickster.” | Jacquelyn Martin/AFP via Getty Images file photo

A reason Stone was indicted — later convicted — only to have President Trump commute his sentence was in part because of lies he told to House Intelligence member Rep. Mike Quigley, D-Ill.

The Cubs’ Yu Darvish has a lot on his mind — and a lot on his plate — as the 2020 season nears. | Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images

Can a player who worried before baseball shut down that a pandemic was coming, who took himself out of a spring start because he felt ill and went to a local hospital for tests and treatment, lead a pitching staff at a time like this?

Protesters and Chicago police officers during a march downtown Friday over the death in Minneapolis police custody of George Floyd. | Tyler LaRiviere/Sun-Times file photo

More than 900 complaints were filed against officers between May 26 — the date of the first protest after the murder of George Floyd — and June 29.

Notre Dame’s Troy D’Amico (0) dunks the ball against St. Patrick. | Kirsten Stickney/For the Sun-Times

Notre Dame’s Troy D’Amico, the No. 6 ranked player in the Class of 2021, committed to the Salukis Sunday. 

Alanna Harris | Chicago police

Detectives believe Alanna Harris may be with her father, who was driving a tan Nissan, near the 5700 block of South Hamilton Avenue.

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‘Legends Never Die’ from the Chicago-born artist is on track for the biggest streaming week of any album this year