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White Sox owner-in-waiting Justin Ishbia has proposed building a new Sox stadium along the Chicago River, next to The 78 neighborhood in the South Loop. Why? What does this mean for the Bridgeport neighborhood, home to Rate Field where the Sox play now?

At an Albany Park Police District council meeting Saturday, residents called on the Chicago Police Department to “end the collaboration” with federal immigration agents.

The lawsuit accuses the company of violating state laws by having customers sign contracts for home repair work “at inflated prices by unlicensed technicians” that also waive the customers’ right to exit the service contract.

Cops have been accused of tapping into Flock's sprawling network to stalk people, while activists have been charged with vandalizing the company's cameras. But as some municipalities have jettisoned the technology, others have gone all in.

The Trump administration has threatened to cut more than $10 million in federal funding to the American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators in retaliation for not handing over the last five years of data from the Commercial Driver’s License Information System.

The DJ — whose name is Omar David Panqueva — and his husband have a pending asylum case, according to their lawyer. Paez’s sister urged people to avoid airports and wrote that the support and “how much people are caring” was “one of the things keeping them strong.”

Kim's Hardware just happened to order 200 KN95 masks last week — even before co-owner Jin Kim saw the news of the wildfires. So he was ready for the steady flow of customers coming in to stock up.

The free two-day festival attracted thousands as it hosted more than 80 vendors offering artful renditions of coquí frogs, carved higüeras and Puerto Rican-inspired food such as guava quesitos.

The earthquake began around 1:40 p.m. more than 12 miles east of Kenilworth's shores and about three miles under the surface, according to the federal agency. By 4:30 p.m., more than 100 people had reported feeling the quake.

Mario Laboy, 49, is charged with three felony counts of inducing someone to commit suicide, Cook County prosecutors said. He admitted to police he may have handed her the gun; he was ordered to be released while awaiting trial.