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Moon Alert

There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions today. The moon is in Libra.

Aries (March 21-April 19)

An average day

Because the moon is opposite your sign today, decide to be cooperative and go more than halfway when dealing with others, especially those who are closest to you. Nevertheless, this is a pleasant day. Enjoy interacting with groups and organizations today. You will also enjoy good times with friends.

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As the calendar turns to February and win totals climb into the 20s for teams, the realization hits that sectional seeding time is right around the corner. This weekend is another opportunity to enhance the profile in the final couple of weeks before coaches submit their seeds.

TORONTO — The narrative surrounding Billy Donovan’s mutual departure from Oklahoma City was that the coach didn’t want to go through a rebuild following the 2019-20 season.

SAN FRANCISCO — Bears coach Ben Johnson lost out to the Patriots’ Mike Vrabel for Coach of the Year at the NFL Honors on Thursday, but they still picked up a trophy as left guard Joe Thuney won the league’s inaugural Protector of the Year for the top offensive lineman.

In north suburban Skokie, a cluster of low-slung strip malls along Dempster Street is a microcosm of the town’s changing population.

The Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on Thursday launched an initiative to help small businesses and neighborhoods in the Chicago area recover from the effects of raids by federal immigration agents.

TORONTO — Arturas Karnisovas has a history of rarely winning the news conference, so why start now?

A man was fatally shot in South Deering Thursday afternoon, according to Chicago police.

U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon visited a small Christian high school on Chicago’s West Side on Thursday as part of her national tour to promote civics education and encourage students to connect with America’s founding principles.

SAN FRANCISCO — Several key players for the Bears have been in the Bay Area this week to play in the Pro Bowl or appear at Radio Row, and being in such proximity to Super Bowl LX illustrated perfectly how much higher their expectations should be next season.

Illinois will formally adopt the child and adolescent immunization schedule created by the American Academy of Pediatrics, marking another break from federal officials who are limiting the number of recommended vaccines for young children.

A south suburban family alleges that a substitute teacher recently fired by the Archdiocese of Chicago groomed their child and “inappropriately touched” him last month.

Amid a 140% jump in domestic violence-related deaths since 2022, state Senate Republicans on Thursday proposed a legislative package aimed at ramping up penalties for domestic abusers and making bail more difficult for people accused of domestic violence.

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The Bears have good wide receivers. The teams in Super Bowl LX have great ones. That changes everything for an offense.

With demand for air travel surging and O’Hare Airport terminals operating at capacity, the traveling public is getting its first glimpse inside a new 19-gate satellite concourse to meet the demand.

Please send scores and corrections to preps@suntimes.com. Schedule provided by Jack Gleason. Send schedule updates to hsbballjg@gmail.com.

The city could soon be operating its first intercity bus terminal with strong Chicago branding — if everything goes according to plan.

Long before K-pop became a cultural phenomenon and *NSYNC tore up hearts, there was New Edition. Originally a group of kids from the projects in Boston, the group formed in 1978 and pieced together smooth vocals, slick moves and big personalities that laid the foundation for the modern boy band and forever changed the course of R&B.

An ownership dispute involving Sky principal owner Michael Alter and minority investor Steven Rogers landed in Cook County court Thursday. It was the first hearing in a fight that could shed light on whether the franchise is ready for the WNBA’s big-money future.

David Byrne stands in a room with an awkward amount of doors, most of which don't actually lead anywhere.