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Verse had nine sacks each of the last two seasons to complete his climb from FCS red-shirt to possible top-10 pick.

Luis Robert Jr. hits a double to left field during a Spring Training game versus the Oakland Athletics at Hohokam Stadium in Mesa, Ariz. 03-24-2023. (John Antonoff/For the Sun-Times)

Cubs reliever Adbert Alzolay throws a pitch during a Spring Training game at Hohokam Stadium in Mesa, AZ. 03-20-2024.

Florida Atlantic’s Johnell Davis, right, defends Northwestern’s Boo Buie during the first half of Friday’s first-round NCAA Tournament game.

The Bulls rookie definitely has some holes in his game that need improving, but he also comes with a fearless brand of basketball that could turn into something special.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, attends the Christmas morning service at Sandringham Church in 2023 in Sandringham, Norfolk, England. The princess revealed Friday that she is battling cancer.

More than 450,000 Medicare beneficiaries accounts were billed for urinary catheters in 2023, up from 50,000 in previous years, according to the National Association of Accountable Care Organizations.

The departure of former Bears quarterback Justin Fields has created an atypical rift among Chicago sports fans.

GIRLS STATE at the Gene Siskel Film Center, March 27 at 7:00 p.m. CT.

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Doc10 Film Festival, powered by CMP, kicks off its 9th year with a preview screening of Sundance favorite GIRLS STATE!

A political coming-of-age story, GIRLS STATE follows young female leaders as they navigate an immersive experiment to build a government from the ground up. Читать дальше...

Pittsburgh guard Ishmael Leggett, right, places a decal on the bracket after an NCAA college basketball game against Wake Forest in the quarterfinal round of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament March 14, 2024, in Washington.

David Marienthal, son of George Marienthal, who was Mister Kelly’s co-owner, looks at items in a glass case on Thursday, opening day of “A Night at Mister Kelly’s,” an exhibit that features photos and memorabilia from the jazz and comedy club that was popular from the 1950s to the 1970s.

Historic murals inside Palmer Park’s fieldhouse in Roseland on the Far South Side.

The White Sox’ John Brebbia throws live batting practice during a spring training workout at Camelback Ranch.

Runners and walkers, many in green, will take to downtown streets Sunday for the annual Shamrock Shuffle.

Keith Kinzel (left) watches intently as judge Abel Everage critiques Kinzel’s mount at the Illinois Taxidermist Association Convention in Springfield last week.

Keenan Allen caught 108 passes for 1,243 yards and seven touchdowns last season.

People with the group No Labels hold signs during a rally on Capitol Hill in Washington, July 13, 2023.

The Capitol in Washington is framed by early morning clouds. In the Senate chamber, some 1,200 political appointees go through a confirmation process.

DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been teachers since 1999. We married in 2011. She became vegan in 2017. It helped her beat diabetes, which I love. However, she's pure vegan for animal rights and listens to vegan podcasts all day long after teaching and on the weekends. I mean all day, EVERY day with earbuds in. I have to say, "Knock, Knock" to even talk with her.

Atta Badar (center) with two of his grandchildren at his surprise 60th birthday party.

Claude Cimeus, left, P33 director of platform and experience, with Vyond CEO Gary Lipkowitz, center, and Abin Kuriakose, World Business Chicago’s chief strategy and innovation officer, at the tech company’s grand opening.

Ramy Youssef performs in February during the taping of his comedy special “More Feelings.”

Isabelle Dizon contacted her campus counseling center when she hit a low point during her sophomore year of college but never heard back. Now a junior at the University of Illinois Chicago, she hopes the school hires someone at the center to at least pick up the phone.

Kristina Wynne poses for a portrait at her office in Olympia Fields.

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Kristina Wynne became immersed in Chicago’s small business community as a 16-year-old working at her family’s Calumet Heights pharmacy, called 200 Pharmacy.

Wynne, 35, now runs her own company The Wynners Club, which provides consulting to startups and early-stage businesses. But it’s in educating entrepreneurs that she’s found her passion.

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Jarred Tinordi struggled in the Blackhawks’ 4-0 loss Tuesday against the Ducks.