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Pope Leo XIV becomes first American pope, marking new era for...
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Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive on Saturday, May 10
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Illinois man arrested in connection with crash involving two...
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Cold start to the day followed by warm and sunny stretch
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Chicago celebrates hometown pontiff
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St.Pius Parish held a special mass Thursday for Pope Leo XIV
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Local catholic students react the new pope
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3:57
80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day
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This week’s ABC57 Cub Reporter is Isaac Castillo
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Catholic Theological Seminary reacts to news of new Pope
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Near-record warm continues Wednesday, if we hit 80 it would tie a record high set in 1991. Clouds increase Wednesday night ahead or our best chance of rain this week, scattered showers Thursday, with more than a quarter inch of rain. There's a lull between systems Friday, with another chance of scattered showers Saturday. Temperatures cool over the next week, but it's more a return to seasonal norms, than chilly weather.


Tonight: Partly to mostly clear. Low 58.
Wednesday: Increasing clouds. High 80.
Thursday: Showers. High 70.
Friday: Partly cloudy. High 66.
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