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A Portage Park restaurant endured a break-in early Wednesday morning, and while the suspects got away with nothing, they left behind thousands of dollars worth in damages.
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Angelica Sanchez (via WGN-TV - Local)
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10/14/26
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Oct. 14, 2026 - Full Show
WTTW News
Wed, 10/14/2026 - 18:26
Takeaways from last night’s WTTW News governor’s forum. And reaction to Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis.
On the …
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10/14/26
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A man is recovering from a broken leg and other injuries following an incident involving a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent — and two very different stories are emerging about what …
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Ajay Patel, Heikki Mustonen (via Click2Houston)
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10/14/26
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New Photography Exhibition Documents Puerto Rican Life in Chicago
Joanna Hernandez
Wed, 10/14/2026 - 18:22
Photographer Carlos Flores has spent decades documenting the people, struggles and …
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Joanna Hernandez (via WTTW)
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10/14/26
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FIEL Houston says two detainees witnessed the collision and is urging ICE not to deport them as the Harris County District Attorney's Office investigates.
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Via KHOU 11 - Texas News
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10/14/26
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The Lincoln County High School football team gave the homecoming crowd a dominant performance on both sides of the ball versus Lake Mead Christian Academy on Friday, Oct. 9. The […]
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Anthony Varriano (via Lincoln County Record)
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10/14/26
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NEFAC Executive Director Justin Silverman joined this week’s episode of “Behind the Story” to discuss the organization's public records work and legal fund.
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Eli Sherman (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/14/26
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As the cost of living puts pressure on household budgets, more consumers are turning to buy now, pay later services to cover everyday expenses, including groceries.
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Paige Hubbard (via Click2Houston)
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10/14/26
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Houston's first noticeable fall cold front arrives later this week, bringing gusty winds, lower humidity, and low temperatures in the 50s this weekend.
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Via KHOU 11 - Local News
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10/14/26
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Mark Levine, a Democrat, said he remained a steadfast supporter of Israel, but the quality of the bonds had deteriorated amid conflict in the Middle East.
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Sally Goldenberg (via The New York Times - Region)
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10/14/26
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Testimony continued in former Stoughton officer Matthew Farwell‘s murder trial Wednesday with the Massachusetts State Police trooper who interviewed him after Sandra Birchmore's suspicious death.
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Sarah Bawden (via WPRI - Local News)
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10/14/26
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Various organizations in Northern Nevada will conduct several upcoming events and programs to honor and support veterans throughout October and November.
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Steve Ranson (via This Is Reno)
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10/14/26
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A former teacher and coach from Cortez High School has accepted a plea deal for sex crimes against children, according to court documents.
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Via ABC15
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10/14/26
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By Jack Kiyonaga | Alexandria Journalism Project More than 14,000 different types of potentially hazardous chemicals known as PFAS have been used in an array of products like nonstick pans, …
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Sydney Kodama (via Alexandria Times)
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10/14/26
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Arrest Video of Marquis Davis
The Atlanta Police Department (APD) was contacted by the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) regarding a male suspect believed to be in Atlanta who was …
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Via Atlanta Police
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10/14/26
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The Transgender Education Network of Texas sent a cease and desist letter to messaging companies demanding an end to the text campaign.
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Ayden Runnels (via Texas Tribune)
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10/14/26
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Authorities say a 58-year-old Naperville man died after being hit by a car while he was crossing Ogden Avenue Tuesday night.
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Rick West (via Daily Herald - hyperlocal)
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10/14/26
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Gas prices climbed more than 34% over the past year, while Thanksgiving and Christmas flights are also getting more expensive, according to the latest inflation repo
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Via KHOU 11 - Local News
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10/14/26
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More than 500,000 voter applications were held up by an error in a Department of Public Safety software update.
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By Natalia Contreras, Votebeat and The Texas Tribune (via Texas Tribune)
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10/14/26
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Camera-equipped smart glasses can look like ordinary eyewear, making it difficult to tell when someone may be recording. As the technology becomes more common, child safety experts are urging parents …
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Andy Cerota (via Click2Houston)
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10/14/26
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