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| | | | | The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a report Tuesday that the recall includes certain Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator vehicles with model years 2018 through 2022. | | | | | World Business Chicago, which hosted the “Horizon Lines” open design contest this spring, on Wednesday announced the six finalists. | | | | | Despite a turbulent spring for the airline industry, O’Hare International Airport is expected to be even busier than it was last summer. | | | | | Debbie Brockman, the former WGN-TV producer whose aggressive detainment in October during Operation Midway Blitz went viral on social media, filed a $10 million claim against the U.S. government Tuesday for alleged harm suffered at the hands of federal immigration agents. | | | | | Chicago Christian Schools said it has an investment effort to buy the 60-acre Trinity Christian College campus in Palos Heights. | | | | | The riverboat Hollywood Casino in downtown Aurora is set to close on June 10 in anticipation of the casino’s new $360 million location in the city, which is scheduled to debut on June 24. | | | | | After a one-year hiatus, NASCAR will return to the streets of Chicago next year, sources told the Tribune. | | | | | A 5-acre strip on 167th Street in Orland Hills may be bought by the Forest Preserves of Cook County to manage invasive plant species. | | | |