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Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Welcome to your daily 2-minute news fix for Chicago, IL! Stay informed with the latest local headlines, community highlights, events, and stories that matter — quick, smart, and made just for you. AI-powered. Human-curated. News without the noise. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:49

Palatine Police Seek Info on Missing Man

Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2025/11/27

Thirty years after Anthony Tony Klamas disappearance, Palatine police seek publics help in solving the case. Tony, a 36-year-old maintenance man, was last seen near Fox Fire apartment complex on November 5, 1998, with an unknown man. Described as a family-oriented homebody with distinct Native American-style tattoos, Tony had appointments scheduled and new checks sent to his home. Despite extensive searches, no trace of Tony was found. An anonymous letter in 2014 offered a potential lead. If you

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2:02

Bovino Deposition Reveals Forceful Tactics

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2025/11/27

Newly released transcripts from a deposition involving Border Patrol leader Greg Bovino shed light on federal agents actions during protests. Bovino, who oversaw operations leading to over three thousand arrests, was questioned for three days and has since moved to lead similar operations in North Carolina. The transcripts reveal tense exchanges, with Bovino defending agents use of force and describing protesters as violent rioters. He even admitted to throwing tear gas in a residential

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1:49

Food Pantry Hit by Theft, Needs Help for Holidays

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2025/11/26

Four Kids Sake food pantry in Bolingbrook, Illinois, faces a crisis as thieves steal catalytic converters from their trucks for the second time in three months. This leaves them with nearly $10,000 in damages and their trucks unusable for food collection. The pantry, which provides fresh items like milk, fruits, and vegetables, is now unable to collect these essentials due to the thefts. Despite the setbacks, a local organization, CoVantage Credit Union, is offering to match donations up to $10,000

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2:15

Holiday Entertainment: Musicals, Concerts & More

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2025/11/26

Elf the Musical and Six bring holiday cheer to The Auditorium and CIBC Theatre, respectively, from December second to fourteenth. Drury Lane Theatre presents a one-hour A Christmas Carol for young audiences, while Open Space Arts showcases Dorian until December fourteenth. Music enthusiasts can enjoy Snocaps at Thalia Hall and Neal Francis at The Salt Shed. Pentatonix and Béla Fleck and The Flecktones headline holiday concerts at Allstate Arena and The Salt Shed, respectively. Beyond performances,

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1:44

Woman Gives Birth in Car After Hospital Dismissal

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2025/11/26

A woman in labor was turned away from an Indiana hospital, giving birth in a car minutes later. The hospital staff involved have been dismissed, and the 911 dispatchers handling of the situation has been criticized. This incident raises serious concerns about patient care and emergency response protocols.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:04

Harrison Courts Residents Demand Action

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2025/11/26

Residents of Harrison Courts Apartments in East Garfield Park face dire living conditions, including leaky toilets, non-working stoves, and severe pest infestations. Tenants like Jimmy Murray and Angel Tingle have repeatedly requested repairs and rodent control from the Chicago Housing Authority (CHA), but their pleas have gone unheeded. Now, they are calling for immediate action, urging Mayor Johnson to relocate them and invest in repairs and economic development. The CHA plans to market the

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1:51

Door Kicking Challenge: Viral Trend, Real Harm

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2025/11/26

Door Kicking Social Media Challenge Trending in Northwest Suburbs: Police Urge VigilanceResidents in the northwest suburbs are experiencing a concerning trend: the door kicking social media challenge. This involves individuals, often young people, kicking front doors and fleeing the scene, as captured on doorbell cameras in places like Arlington Heights. Police departments have received multiple calls about these incidents, causing minor to significant property damage and emotional distress for

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1:59

Northern Illinois Food Bank's Backpack Program...

Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2025/11/26

The Northern Illinois Food Banks Backpack Program combats childhood hunger by providing weekend meals to students in need, ensuring they have access to nutritious food and supporting their overall well-being and development.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:38

Northwestern University Nears Settlement with Feds

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2025/11/26

Northwestern University nears deal with feds to restore frozen funding, end antisemitism probe; potential $75M fine reported.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:37

Holiday Shopping: Tariffs' Impact & Local Solutions

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2025/11/26

Holiday Shopping Amidst Tariffs: Local Businesses AdaptAs the holiday shopping season kicks off, tariffs pose concerns for retailers and consumers alike. Local businesses like Timeless Toys and Merz Apothecary are taking proactive steps to mitigate price increases and ensure product availability. Some retailers are reducing inventory to minimize risk, potentially limiting consumer choices. Supporting local businesses, such as Raw Edge, could help shoppers avoid tariff-related price hikes while

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1:38

Assault Survivor Speaks Out: Broken Justice System...

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2025/11/26

A woman, Amy Eck, who was previously assaulted by Lawrence Reed, the man accused of setting another woman on fire on a CTA train, speaks out about her experience. Eck was punched by Reed in 2021, an incident that was later dropped due to prosecutors convincing her that Reed needed mental health treatment. Reed was later arrested for the alleged fire attack and faces a federal terrorism charge. Eck and a witness express frustration and confusion about how Reed was allowed to continue harming people

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1:47

Record Thanksgiving Travel: Chicago Congestion & Snow...

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2025/11/26

Record-breaking Thanksgiving travel leads to congestion in Chicago, with over four million Illinois residents expected to travel more than fifty miles. Families share their experiences, adjusting plans due to incoming snow forecast. Sunday is predicted to be the busiest day for air travel and most congested day on roads. Union Station sees travelers, including two sophomores from Michigan State University, showcasing holiday resourcefulness and kindness. Train travel expected to see the largest

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2:31

Chicago's Electronic Monitoring: A Deadly Failure

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2025/11/26

Cook Countys electronic monitoring system under fire after horrific Chicago Blue Line attack; Lawrence Reed, accused of setting a woman on fire, was out on monitoring despite numerous arrests; systems effectiveness and safety questioned; change in management to Chief Judges office, lacking law enforcement powers, may have contributed to Reeds release; victim still hospitalized with severe burns; Reed violated monitoring terms multiple times before attack, but no action was taken; Cook County Board

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1:53

Mayor Johnson: Chicago Safe for Thanksgiving

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2025/11/26

Mayor Brandon Johnson reassures Chicago residents and visitors of a safe Thanksgiving holiday weekend, despite recent violence. Police will be strategically deployed, and community intervention groups will collaborate to ensure safety during downtown festivities, including the annual Thanksgiving Day Parade. The mayor dismisses former President Trumps criticism, urging everyone to enjoy the holiday season with their families.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast

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1:26

Turkey Trot for Pediatric Brain Cancer: Join the Cause

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2025/11/26

Join the Beverly Hills Turkey Trot this Saturday for a fitness-focused event that supports pediatric brain cancer research. The John McNicholas Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation, or Live Like John, benefits from this annual fundraiser. The Live Like John Service and Leadership Institute advocates for awareness and secures funds for research. Participate in this meaningful event to support a cause close to our hearts.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See

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1:22

West Virginia Guard Members Shot Near White House

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2025/11/26

Two West Virginia National Guard members were shot in a targeted attack near the White House, leaving them in critical condition. A suspect is in custody, with non-life-threatening injuries. The shooting occurred two blocks from the White House, with law enforcement reviewing surveillance footage to determine the motive. The incident underscores the risks faced by service members, even in the nations capital.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See

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1:53

Dead Tree Falls on Cars in Chicago Neighborhoods

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2025/11/26

In Chicagos Avondale neighborhood, a dead tree fell, damaging two parked cars and blocking the street. The incident, captured on surveillance footage, was likely caused by strong winds of up to forty-five miles per hour. The tree had been marked for removal due to its dead state, but the actual removal was pending weather permitting. Meanwhile, another similar incident occurred in the Bowmanville neighborhood, where a tree fell on a car and damaged a nearby house.The Daily News Now! — Every city

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2:00

Volunteers Patrol CTA Trains to Prevent Violence

Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2025/11/26

Chicagos Violence Interrupters launch safety pilot program following CTA attackA local nonprofit, Violence Interrupters, is stepping in to enhance CTA safety after a woman was set on fire on a train. They plan to patrol the busiest routes during peak hours, focusing on de-escalation. The group believes their intervention could have prevented the attack and is asking for city support to redirect a portion of the CTAs security budget to prevention efforts.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story

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1:53

South Side Teams Battle for State Football Titles

Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2025/11/26

This weekend, high school football fans in Chicago are buzzing as Mount Carmel and St. Rita face off in state championship games. Mount Carmel, undefeated, takes on Oswego in Class Eight A, while St. Rita battles Brother Rice in Class Seven A. Other local teams, including Fenwick, St. Francis, Montini, and Wilmington, are also vying for state titles. Despite expectations, anything can happen, especially with weather and key players in play.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered

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1:53

Illinois Supreme Court Weighs Police Discipline Hearings

Chicago News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! ·

2025/11/26

The Illinois Supreme Court is set to decide whether Chicago police disciplinary hearings should be public or private, a contentious issue that has led to a backlog of cases and strained relations between the police union and the city. The case, which involves serious charges like unjustified shootings and excessive force, is expected to have a significant impact on police accountability and public trust.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy

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