The open enrollment period for Medicare is ending on Thursday, December 7.

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The Lincoln Lodge is hosting their own take on the classic cooking competition, leaving you with a belly full of laughs.

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Seventeen churches are partnering with the Johnson administration to provide temporary shelter for hundreds of migrants across Chicago.

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