Ball, LaVine Lead Bulls Past Mavericks
Zach LaVine scored 23 points and Lonzo Ball made seven of Chicago's 15 3-pointers, helping the Bulls top the Dallas Mavericks on Wednesday night.
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Bulls Roll Over Mavericks, End 4-Game Losing Streak
Lauri Markkanen had 29 points and 10 rebounds, Garrett Temple scored 15 of his season-high 21 points in the second quarter and the Chicago Bulls ended a four-game losing streak with a victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Sunday.
Zach LaVine Scores 39 As Bulls Beat Mavericks
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19 For Coby White, 18 For Otto Porter Jr. As Bulls Eke Out Victory Over Mavericks
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Bulls Take Lead In 2nd, But End Up Falling Short To Dallas Mavericks
Luka Doncic scored 21 of his 38 points in the third quarter and had his NBA-leading 11th triple-double of the season to lead the Dallas Mavericks past the Chicago Bulls Monday night.
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DeAndre Jordan Gets Another Double-Double As Mavs Top Bulls 115-109
Zach LaVine scored 34 for the Bulls and is the third Chicago player to open a season with three straight 30-point games. The others were Michael Jordan in 1986 and Bob Love in 1971.
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Portis Leads Late Rally, Bulls Beat Mavs 108-100
Bobby Portis scored 22 points and made three straight shots during the decisive run late in the fourth quarter to help the Bulls roar back.
Bulls Hold Off Mavericks, 127-124
The Mavericks fouled the Bulls eight times in the final minute-plus, and the Bulls made all 13 free throws.
Keidel: Nowitzki Has Dominated With Dignity
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Mavericks Edge Bulls 99-98 For 3rd Straight Win
Chicago had one last chance, but Dwyane Wade missed a potential game-winning jumper from the corner on his 35th birthday as time expired.
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Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. at the United Center.
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Bulls Fall 107-82 To Mavericks
Wesley Matthews scored 20 of his 26 points in the second half.
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Mavericks Come From Behind To Beat Bulls, 83-77
Dirk Nowitzki scored 21 points.
Preview: Mavericks-Bulls
Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. at the United Center.
Mavericks Edge Bulls, 118-111
Derrick Rose led the Bulls with 25 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, but had a key turnover before getting called for a 5-second violation when Chicago had a chance to tie in the final 11 seconds.
Derrick Rose Returns -- Briefly -- As Bulls Beat Mavericks 103-102 In Preseason Finale
Rose scored eight points in just more than 10 minutes of playing time.
Mark Cuban Speaks Out On DeAndre Jordan's Change Of Heart
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Highland Park mass shooting suspect confessed to attack, considered another shooting in Wisconsin
Robert "Bobby" Crimo III faces seven counts of first-degree murder in the shooting at the July 4th parade in Highland Park.
Highland Park mass shooting updates: suspect confesses to attack, seventh victim identified
Robert "Bobby" Crimo III, the suspect in a shooting that killed seven people and wounded dozens at the July 4th parade in Highland Park, has confessed to opening fire from a rooftop during the parade.
How to help victims of the deadly mass shooting in Highland Park
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Mourners remember Highland Park massacre victim 'Mrs. Sunshine' Jacki Sundheim
A memorial of flowers, candles, and signs was growing in downtown Highland Park Wednesday afternoon – two days after an attacker opened fire on the July 4th parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more.
Highland Park winery served as a safe haven for crowds during the July 4 mass shooting
"We locked the door and just waited in disbelief for a while."
Highland Park mass shooting suspect got FOID card despite previous encounters with police
The suspect in Monday's deadly mass shooting in Highland Park threatened to "kill everyone" with knives and swords in 2019, which raises the question of how Bobby Crimo was able to obtain a FOID card in 2020.
Ex-"Cheer" star Jerry Harris sentenced to 12 years in prison
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Highland Park police chief recalls hearing 'clear' sounds of gunfire during mass shooting
Highland Park police Chief Lou Jogmen was at the July 4th parade with his family when a gunman opened fire.
Could Illinois 'Red Flag Laws' have kept guns from Highland Park mass shooting suspect?
"There was at least enough evidence for law enforcement to consider petition for an order, and possibly going before a court to get this order."
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Highland Park mass shooting suspect confessed to attack, considered another shooting in Wisconsin
Robert "Bobby" Crimo III faces seven counts of first-degree murder in the shooting at the July 4th parade in Highland Park.
Highland Park mass shooting updates: suspect confesses to attack, seventh victim identified
Robert "Bobby" Crimo III, the suspect in a shooting that killed seven people and wounded dozens at the July 4th parade in Highland Park, has confessed to opening fire from a rooftop during the parade.
How to help victims of the deadly mass shooting in Highland Park
Several GoFundMe pages, community projects, and other events have been organized to help the victims and their families after Monday's mass shooting at the July 4th parade in Highland Park.
Mourners remember Highland Park massacre victim 'Mrs. Sunshine' Jacki Sundheim
A memorial of flowers, candles, and signs was growing in downtown Highland Park Wednesday afternoon – two days after an attacker opened fire on the July 4th parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more.
Highland Park winery served as a safe haven for crowds during the July 4 mass shooting
"We locked the door and just waited in disbelief for a while."
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What was significance of Highland Park parade shooting suspect's affinity to number 47, and inverse 7-4?
From imagery in his music videos to his face tattoos, accused Highland Park July 4th parade killer Robert "Bobby" Crimo III apparently had an affinity for the number 47.
Highland Park mass shooting suspect got FOID card despite previous encounters with police
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Chicago's Arab American community launches campaign to end racial profiling
Following a story we broke Thursday night on CBS 2, Chicago's Arab American community is demanding police end the use of suspicious activity reporting after a groundbreaking study found the reports were being used as tool for racial profiling.
Unfounded suspicious activity reports target Arabs, Muslims in routine activities, report shows
The report confirms what many have suspected for decades: being suspicious has less to do with what a person is doing, and more to do with what they look like.
Five years after her brother's murder, one Chicago woman learns justice will never come
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Congressman Kinzinger releases several threatening calls made to his office
Kinzinger said he's dealt with threats before, but it's never been this intense.
Former Ald. Patrick Daley Thompson sentenced to 4 months for tax fraud case
Thompson, the grandson of former Mayor Richard J. Daley and nephew of former Mayor Richard M. Daley, was found guilty in February on seven federal charges.
Ald. James Cappleman says he won't run for re-election in 2023
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Kinzinger: "Stay tuned" for more evidence in Jan. 6 hearings; "There will be way more information"
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Indiana transgender girl athlete raises voice against school sports ban
Transgender girls in Indiana are now banned from playing on girls' teams at schools in that state.
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Flight delays and cancellations are expected to be a disaster this holiday weekend
Buckle up for a weekend of travel chaos – starting Thursday, mass delays and cancellations are expected just to get worse heading into the holiday weekend.
After losing rental income, Chicago man gets stuck with long wait from state assistance program
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Kroger, Walgreens recall pain medications over faulty child-proofing
There's nothing wrong with the medication, but the bottles don't meet standards for child resistance.
Woman loses $17,000 in gift card scam perpetrated by Microsoft security impostor
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Getting Hosed: D.C. has an app to warn customers of high water usage; could Chicago use the same?
What if there were a way to get warnings about high water usage before the bill arrived in the mail?
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New Indiana law aims to address state's nursing shortage
The Indiana Hospital Association said the state will still need about 5,000 more nurses by 2031.
Planned Parenthood of Illinois prepares for huge spike in demand for abortion services
Every state that borders Illinois has or could soon have restrictions on abortion in the wake of the striking down of Roe v. Wade.
Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade
The Supreme Court Friday overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling, which guaranteed a woman's right to abortion. The ruling sends the issue back to the states. CBS News chief legal correspondent Jan Crawford reports.
Wisconsin doctors halt abortions after Roe v. Wade overturned
Wisconsin has an 1849 law that bans abortion, except to save the life of the mother, but whether that law is enforceable is expected to be challenged in court.
COVID-19 vaccines to be available for younger children soon, but many parents still hesitant
A Kaiser poll taken earlier this spring found fewer than one in five parents would get their children under 5 vaccinated right away.
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Employees go on strike at Starbucks on Ridge Avenue in Edgewater
The employees said Starbucks has cut their hours and has forced the staff to do more with fewer people.
Billionaire Ken Griffin moving Chicago-based hedge fund Citadel to Miami
In a note to employees at Citadel, Griffin announced he already has moved his family to Miami, and will soon be bringing the company with him, though some Citadel employees will remain in Chicago.
Chicago company using fungi from Yellowstone to grow vegan protein products
The edible fungi was discovered as part of a NASA-funded research mission about life in extreme environments.
Black-owned and operated craft coffee shop works to expand, and to inspire entrepreneurs
The coffee shop wants to support Black, Latinx, and women entrepreneurs get their own start.
Kellogg to split into three companies, with snack division headquarters in Chicago
The snack company – which accounts for 80% of Kellogg's current sales – will have dual campuses in Battle Creek and Chicago, with its headquarters in Chicago.
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Cubs rally against Brewers' bullpen, win 2-1 at Milwaukee
After Brewers starter Corbin Burnes threw seven shutout innings, the Cubs broke through against Milwaukee's bullpen by scoring in each of the last two frames.
Kirilloff hits 2 homers as Twins pound White Sox 8-2
Michael Kopech (2-6) allowed just just five home runs in his first 14 starts and none in his first seven outings at home. But things sure were different for him this time.
Suzuki homers again, Hendricks hurt as Cubs top Brewers 8-3
Seiya Suzuki broke a 2-all tie and put the Cubs ahead for good by lining a two-run shot just to the right of the left-field foul pole in the fifth inning.
Glenview teens to compete in international karate tournament
The Maccabiah Games, known as the Jewish Olympics, happen every four years in Israel, bringing together 10,000 athletes from 60 counties to compete in 47 sports.
Arraez gets 3 hits as Twins beat White Sox 6-3 in 10 innings
Luis Arraez had three hits, including a tiebreaking RBI single in Minnesota's four-run 10th inning, and the Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 6-3 on Monday night.
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"The Challenge: USA" premieres July 6 on CBS
The new show features former competitors from "Survivor," "Big Brother," "The Amazing Race" and "Love Island."
Chicago July 4 Fireworks 2022: Where and when to watch shows around the area
Celebrate the Fourth of July with these fireworks shows around the Chicagoland area.
Rhapsody Theater celebrates grand opening in historic Rogers Park space
The official debut of the 200-seat space Tuesday evening featured magician Carisa Hendrix – better known by her stage name, Miss Lucy Darling.
Volunteer men's chorus The Jolly Boys celebrate 75 years performing
For the last three quarters of a century, the Jolly Boys have shared their song throughout Chicagoland.
Chicago's Jennifer Hudson is now part of exclusive EGOT club with Tony win for 'A Strange Loop'
Hudson produced the new musical "A Strange Loop" which won for Best Musical Sunday night.
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Naperville native and ex-"Cheer" star sentenced to 12 years in prison for sex crimes
Jerry Harris, a former star of the Netflix show "Cheer," was sentenced to 12 years in prison, followed by eight years of court-supervised release, after pleading guilty to sex crimes earlier this year.
Highland Park shooter's court appearance reveals chilling new details
Lake County prosecutors said Bobby Crimo considered attacking another event in Madison, Wisconsin after opening fire on the July 4th parade in Highland Park. CBS 2 Political Investigator Dana Kozlov reports.
Mourners remember Highland Park massacre victim 'Mrs. Sunshine' Jacki Sundheim
A memorial of flowers, candles, and signs was growing in downtown Highland Park Wednesday afternoon – two days after an attacker opened fire on the July 4th parade, killing seven people and wounding dozens more. CBS 2's Tara Molina reports.
Highland Park police chief recalls what he saw during July 4 mass shooting
Highland Park police Chief Lou Jogmen was at the July 4th parade with his family when a gunman opened fire and killed seven people while wounding dozens. Jogmen told CBS 2’s Charlie De Mar that as soon as he started hearing the gunshots, he knew right away that it couldn’t be anything else based on the cadence of those shots.
How the gun was traced in the July 4th Highland Park massacre
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is the only agency that can trace firearms. CBS News’ Kris Van Cleave explains how it worked in the case of the July 4th Highland Park massacre.
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