Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2022-12-18

• Calling the cops every other day
• Tribune books
• Report: Illinois drag events among most targeted in US
• Chicago-area Argentines rooting for Lionel Messi
• Feds say Ald. Austin exaggerati­ng health problems
• Consent decree report criticizes Brown’s firing of reform official
• Oak Lawn avoids property tax hike
• Cops release pictures of person at scene of high school shooting
• How you can reduce your exposure to PFAS
• SciTech finds new home in downtown Aurora
• Keon urged to step down after mocking comments
• A true health care vision
• Park District’s failures
• No one can erase the time Charles Green spent in prison, but Pritzker can pardon him
• KINGFISH LEVINSKY AND ‘LEAPING LENA’
• ABOUT MILITARY JUSTICE REFORM
• Why Lightfoot should allow media real-time access to police and emergency radio
• What we can do in Illinois to protect our kids from gun violence
• Attacks on journalist­s are escalating, and the UN is sounding the alarm
• WGN radio and TV legend and longtime Elgin resident
• Lottery numbers
• Sullivan, Gloria P.
• Ukrainians restore what Russia attempts to ruin
• Scholz lauds Germany’s speedy completion of its first LNG terminal
• US says Oppenheime­r was wrongly stripped of security clearance
• Biden counting on Trump rematch
• Rise in anti-LGBTQ speech spurs fears of more violence
• Bout’s bloody legacy still being felt
• ‘Sham’ spy charge complicate­s Whelan’s case
• Grass isn’t greener after all
• ‘Multigener­ational world’
• Year-end money moves
• Impact of the SECURE Act on beneficiar­ies
• Roll over now
• This is how you should be spending your lunch break
• How to find the right electric vehicle
• Retiring early? Nail down health insurance
• These holiday gifts will keep on giving
• Will forgiven student loan debt be taxable?
• Plan your holiday tipping strategy
• Employees need to be more than just ‘satisfied’ to be engaged
• All work, no play:
• Reach out: Isolated workers may find comfort in the company of others
• Too late: Saving vacation days until December may not be the best strategy
• Class half-empty or half-full? Adjunct instructor­s struggle to make best of part-time schedules
• Bears have lessons to learn
• ‘Impossible’ standard
• ASK THE REPORTER BRAD BIGGS
• Illini survive scare before pulling away
• Scoring trends — none of them good — coincide with 1-13-1 slump
• Vikings make history in win
• Trubisky set to start at QB for the Steelers
• Sanders exits JSU with an OT defeat
• Chances come calling
• Build EVs we’d love to drive
• Tesla: Self-driving technology may be ‘failure’ — but not fraud
• Any fix for dashboard?
• Driving world’s fastest electric car
• From ‘Abbott Elementary’ to ‘The Bear,’ Nina Metz’s top 10
• The year’s top films (plus a few of the worst)
• What to watch SUNDAY
• 5 of my favorite fiction books of the year include surprises, nostalgia
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• New collection honors 40 years of series that redefined comics
• Biography examines Roth, his resonant legacy
• Relative doesn’t want to go to gay wedding
• NA Day is a beer and spirits festival — just hold the alcohol
• ‘How do we design a society for wellness?’
• Little Diner’s Crew helps turn kids into foodies
• Why are close friendship­s so hard for men?
• Can cost of ticket be refunded if wrong airport was
• Loire Valley châteaux steal the show
• Brodeur’s new album travelogue of sorts
• Who really buys high-end items?
• Alley’s dance with Hollywood
• THE PROTECTORS: People and things
• It’s a Mouse!
• Horoscopes

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