Chicago Sun-Times - 2024-04-16

• PRITZKER PUSHES PLAN TO ERASE $1B IN ILLINOISAN­S’ MEDICAL DEBT
• Cop sued by family of woman fatally struck outside House of Blues
• SUPREME COURT PUZZLES OVER CORRUPTION DEFINITION IN BRIBERY LAW AT CENTER OF MADIGAN TRIAL: ‘IS IT A SIN?’
• Call it a DMV? Chinatown gets office for driver and vehicle services
• MAYOR JOHNSON’S PLAN TO BORROW $1.25B HITS ANOTHER ROADBLOCK
• COMMITTEE OKS $750K SETTLEMENT STEMMING FROM FLOYD PROTEST
• PRECKWINKL­E BENDS EARS, TWISTS ARMS TO HELP JOHNSON DELIVER $70 MILLION IN MIGRANT FUNDING
• Community gathers for victims of Back of the Yards mass shooting
• PRITZKER CREATES NEW PAROLE BOARD POST
• DEM OFFICIALS MEET HERE FOR CONVENTION TALKS THIS WEEK
• Johnson hosts roundtable on combating antisemiti­sm, but some invitees boycott
• RISING INFLATION MEANS ILLINOIS’ REQUIRED CAR INSURANCE LIMITS MAY NOT BE ENOUGH PROTECTION
• What You Wish You Knew About Personal Finance
• TESLA PLANS TO LAY OFF 10% OF WORKFORCE; 2 EXECS LEAVING
• GM to move Detroit headquarte­rs to new downtown building
• Anthony Robinson spent 11 years in prison for a murder he didn’t commit. Too often, justice misses the mark.
• Making a strong commitment to clean energy is good for American business and the environmen­t
• Dexter Reed’s shooting is no comparison to killing of Laquan McDonald
• Many Chicago Public Schools students struggle with illiteracy. The consequenc­es are devastatin­g.
• My mom accepts my generous gift, then asks for more
• HOROSCOPES: APRIL 16, 2024
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• PATTERNLES­S CROSSWORD
• Influentia­l pastor and civil rights leader in Los Angeles
• SPUN TWO NO-HITTERS
• SEI-OW FOR SEIYA
• Cubs’ ‘D’ has come around quite nicely
• ANOTHER BIG FAT ZERO
• Eloy strikes out in return from IL
• IT’S TIME TO SAVE SEASON
• FOR JONES, SECOND IS THE BEST
• Sky fans exhilarate­d by draft selections
• PARCELS FOR THE POWERFUL

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