Metro & Tri-state Man dies after Lake Michigan rescue Newborn found safe on N. Side porch Mourners honor slain cop at funeral 10-year-old girl fatally struck by Jeep Tribune to cut 80 newsroom jobs Motorcyclist dies after striking vehicles on SE Side City to borrow millions to buy Michael Reese Hospital Daley addresses gang presence at Taste Missing Oswego boy found: 'It's a miracle' Baby girl found in Evanston home was murdered Alderman wants to keep 'Jersey Boys' smoking Father among two charged in shooting of toddler Ban sex offenders as ice cream vendors? Bit player in mob crackdown gets 6-month sentence

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Sports The riddle of Harden: Will he be more risk or reward? Jay Mariotti: What, you thought a general manager who signed a free agent during an angioplasty procedure was going to sit still? As formal responses go, Jim Hendry struck quicker Tuesday than Cynthia Rodriguez's divorce attorney and Rampage Jackson in an octagon jam.
Dempster leads Cubs past Reds Ryan Dempster became the first Cubs pitcher in 31 years to start a season 10-0 at home and Mike Fontenot and Geovany Soto homered Tuesday night to lead Chicago to a 7-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
Beasley outshines Bulls' Rose in summer debut Sour notes were about the only thing the Bulls hit during Derrick Rose's summer-league debut Monday, a 94-70 loss to the Miami Heat. That was in stark contrast to Michael Beasley, who was selected second behind Rose in the draft last month. Beasley led the Heat with 28 points and nine rebounds in just under 23 minutes.

Lifestyles Five warning signs men shouldn't ever dismiss When it comes to staying healthy, men can be their own worst enemy. While women tend to get into the habit of seeing a doctor regularly once they reach child-bearing age, men often wait until they've got a serious problem before they'll go. That's partly because there aren't doctors dedicated specifically to men's health, as there are for women. But it's also a matter of attitude. That said, there are a few key symptoms of serious illness that experts say men shouldn't ignore.
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Entertainment He did survive: Tony Clifton returns for charity gig Tony Clifton, an alter ego of the late comedian Andy Kaufman, will headline a July 31-Aug. 17 run at the Chopin Theatre, 1543 W. Division, to benefit Comic Relief’s work on behalf of artists affected by Hurricane Katrina. The lounge singer character will be backed up by burlesque dancers and a band of Gulf Coast musicians. Kaufman used to open his own shows as Clifton, an obnoxious lout who was famously banned from the set of Kaufman’s sitcom “Taxi.”

Books Christopher, Dana Reeve love story in new book Chicago Lit: A punk-rock 'crossover novel' Review: 'ridiculous/hilarious/terrible/cool: a year in an american high school' Classical McGlaughlin at ease at Grant Park Stage He did survive: Tony Clifton returns for charity gig Up, up and away with 'Hourglass' Alderman wants to keep 'Jersey Boys' smoking

Business Just 63 percent of flights depart O'Hare on time As if long security lines, fewer flights and paying for checked luggage weren't enough, here's another tidbit that could send Chicago air travelers flying through the roof. O'Hare Airport has the worst on-time departure performance of any major U.S. airport so far this year, according to latest the data released Monday by the Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Judge to decide fate of O'Hare homes Vote: Which airport is worse?
Trustees want to clear Lincoln Mall mess Tribune to cut 80 newsroom jobs BofA spots not quite gold-medal caliber Block 37 Pedway retailers signed