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Excavation at a South Elgin home yesterday turned up no human remains or investigative leads connected to the 2016 Kianna Galvin missing person case, the Kane County state’s attorney’s office said today.

Investigators spent the day yesterday doing excavation work at a home in the 800 block of Revere Road — the last place the 17-year-old South Elgin girl was seen on May 6, 2016 — after a radar examination of soil beneath the basement floor detected “anomolies” that investigators determined were worth exploring.

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‘A cop’s cop’: Mourners gather to remember slain Chicago police Officer John Bartholomew

Chicago police Superintendent Larry Snelling called fallen Chicago police Officer John Bartholomew a “cop’s cop,” remembering the patrol officer by his image in a photograph wearing a helmet while working hard during the Democratic National Convention in Chicago in 2024.

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Prime Healthcare hospitals will stay in-network with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, after months of uncertainty

Prime Healthcare, which owns eight Illinois hospitals, will remain in-network with the state’s largest health insurer, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois for now, following months of uncertainty over whether the two companies would reach a contract agreement, the health system announced yesterday evening.

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• Arrenello’s Pizza to close Glenwood location, citing safety concerns
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Chicago Bears sign 4 of their draft picks — and veteran WR Scotty Miller will try out this weekend

Receiver Zavion Thomas, cornerback Malik Muhammad, linebacker Keyshaun Elliott and defensive tackle Jordan van den Berg all signed their four-year rookie contracts.

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Review: Flea swaps Chilis for jazz to open a new tour in Chicago

Flea, the Red Hot Chili Peppers bassist known for his crazed antics and spastic motion onstage, adopted a distinctly different disposition yesterday at a sold-out Thalia Hall.

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Pentagon begins releasing new files on UFOs and says the public can draw its own conclusions

The Pentagon began releasing a new batch of files on UFOs today as President Donald Trump taps into the public’s long-held curiosities about “unidentified anomalous phenomena” in the broader universe.

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• US lifts hold on immigration applications for doctors, but leaves others waiting
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