Chicago Sun-Times - 2022-05-03

• Lightfoot says she knew for a while that Emanuel’s Englewood Whole Foods ‘experiment’ wouldn’t work
• ‘I DO NOT BELIEVE IN ERASING HISTORY’
• GUNFIRE FROM ROBBERY DURING DRUG DEAL HITS 2 ‘UNINTENDED TARGETS’ NEAR THEATER DISTRICT
• TOP COP TOUTS DECLINE IN MURDERS, SHOOTINGS IN APRIL
• R. Kelly’s attorney challenges Chicago charges as trial looms
• Pediatrics academy moves to abandon race-based medical recommenda­tions
• Spirit still prefers bid from Frontier Airlines over JetBlue
• LAVROV’S NAZI COMMENTS DRAW FIRE FROM ISRAEL
• WILSON WANTS CTA TO BRING BACK CONDUCTORS, POLICE UNIT TO STOP ‘CRISIS’ OF MASS TRANSIT CRIME
• BLUE STATE BONAFIDES, PROXIMITY WILL BE THE FOCUS OF CHICAGO’S BID FOR 2024 DEM CONVENTION
• Sounds of celebratio­n in Lincolnwoo­d as Muslims celebrate end of Ramadan
• AMAZON PREVAILS IN NEW YORK UNION VOTE
• Chicago is making strides to improve mental health care
• Americans need better informatio­n on climate change solutions
• What Americans should learn about Cinco de Mayo
• COLIN FIRTH BREAKS BAD
• I’m distraught after dumping thief who vandalized my car
• HOROSCOPES: MAY 3, 2022
• NEW YORK TIMES CROSSWORD
• Kogen, Maureen McGee
• McNeely, Walter T.
• Binder, Lillian
• Heat top 76ers in opener
• Mets part ways with vet Cano
• FIDDLING WITH THE FORMULA
• Sky strike deal with Marquee
• BATTER DAYS AHEAD?
• Experience they can rely on
• GOOD TO OWN THE ZONE
• THREE STRIKES, YOU’RE TROUT: CEASE SPARKLES
• Hendriks crispy, clean in 9th

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