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Speaking from his jury room a day after unseating Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans in a judicial election, Judge Charles Beach told the Tribune he seeks to bring the concepts of “good governance and transparency to the judiciary” when he takes on the role in December.

In a surprise victory, his fellow jurists voted for Beach to replace Evans, who has served as chief judge for 24 years, spearheading historic bond reform and programs meant to increase equity in the judicial system while also overseeing a court system beset with systemic problems, including grindingly slow progress in criminal cases and outdated technology.

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One killed, 5 injured after attempted burglary, crash on Mag Mile

Five people were critically injured and one was killed after a smash-and-grab at a downtown Louis Vuitton store and multiple traffic crashes early this morning, officials said.

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• Mayor Brandon Johnson seeks $90 million in settlement of suits tied to corrupt cop
• Security guard shot would-be robber after Loop altercation: police report

As restaurant traffic wanes, Portillo’s slows store openings and ends Chicago breakfast experiment

Portillo’s, famous for its Italian beef, Chicago-style hot dogs and decadent cake shakes, is thinking leaner in terms of business expansion.

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• City sued for alleged ADA violations over inaccessible sidewalks, curb ramps
• Updated COVID-19 vaccines have arrived in Illinois. Who can get them?

Chicago Bears Q&A: Are Caleb Williams’ flaws correctable? What went wrong with the running game?

A new era is underway for the Bears — but the Week 1 result looked awfully familiar as coach Ben Johnson’s team couldn’t maintain an 11-point fourth-quarter lead and lost 27-24 to the Minnesota Vikings.

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• Chicago baseball report: Cubs honor a legend while the White Sox welcome the future — and look to their final homestand
• Chicago Blackhawks rookie camp: A Minnesota reunion and a ‘gut-check’ practice on the first day

Review: In ‘Dial M for Murder’ at Drury Lane, figuring out whodunit was never the point

“Dial M for Murder,” a play by Frederick Knott, was adapted into a 1954 Alfred Hitchcock film and is now playing at Drury Lane Theatre with an updated script by Jeffrey Hatcher.

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• Accordion aficionados gather to share love of an underappreciated instrument
• Review: ‘Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale’ is a fine farewell for the estate’s denizens

FBI releases photos of person of interest in Charlie Kirk’s Utah university campus killing

The FBI released two photos of a person of interest in the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a close ally of President Donald Trump who played an influential role in rallying young Republican voters. The shooter, who fired a single shot from a distant roof, remained at large and unidentified today nearly 24 hours into the investigation.

More top stories from around the world:

• US marks 24th anniversary of 9/11 terror attacks
• Charlotte train stabbing: family of accused killer says he should not have been free
• One teen remains in critical condition, suspected shooter dead after Colorado high school shooting