Daily Southtown - 2023-01-19

• Crash course in empathy
• Investigat­ion uncovers truth about mom’s claim of affection for journalist
• South Holland business owner faces fed charges
• Illinois State Rifle Associatio­n sues over gun ban
• Migrants arrive, sleep in bus shelters, police stations
• Durbin’s merges into Tinley restaurant; decor store closes in Frankfort
• Nondenomin­ational service of prayer in Palos Park
• New Lenox’s Radeke helps Augustana College esports team win title
• Zelenskyy implores allies to supply weapons quickly
• Putin: Moscow’s forces aim to stop ‘war’ raging since 2014
• Dec. retail sales drop 1.1% with inflation taking a toll
• Party City files for bankruptcy protection
• Microsoft lays off 10K as tech cuts continue
• Cheating in class at new level
• France’s retirement overhaul plan dismays older employees
• For Indian artist, decorating deities more than mere work
• GOP’s deficit reduction is a cynical performati­ve gesture
• Rethinking our undying love of football in the wake of Hamlin’s injury
• Velvet’s cozy vibe
• Tips that can make moving less stressful
• Let home color trends guide you
• Poster plant for the color of the year
• Marrying woman worries about footing bill
• What to watch
• Can-do vs. Andrew
• Page finds shooting touch as Hillcrest earns SSC Blue win
• It’s his pouty, and he’ll write what he wants to
• Three QBs make most of playoff debuts
• Focus firmly on the field
• Gauff beats Raducanu, advances to third round

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