With every stop, police risk being shot, stabbed, punched, kicked or hit by a vehicle.
Letters: Police officers face risks every day, especially during traffic stops
Day: June 13, 2024
Today in Sports History: Chicago Bulls win fifth NBA championship
In 1997, Chicago Bulls win fifth NBA championship in the last seven years, as Steve Kerr’s last-second shot gives the Bulls a 90-86 Game 6 victory over the Utah Jazz.
Today in History: Michael Jackson acquitted on charges of child molestation
On June 13, 2005, a jury in Santa Maria, California, acquitted Michael Jackson of molesting a 13-year-old cancer survivor at his Neverland ranch.
Ask Amy: Special grandparent treatment results in favorites
Dear Amy: My parents were absentee grandparents, despite my longing for more.
Daily Horoscope for June 13, 2024
Healing is on offer — if we’re willing to do the necessary work. The Sun steps into a supportive sextile with wounded Chiron at 2:24 am EDT, so the more we voice our concerns, the easier it should be to handle them, once and for all. The Moon also opposes Saturn, so effort is required, though thankfully, as Mercury sextiles Chiron, our ability to use our words productively is highlighted. The lunar square to Mercury calls us to speak up before it’s too late!
Jayson Tatum, Jaylen Brown help Boston Celtics hold off huge Dallas Mavericks rally for 106-99 win, 3-0 lead in NBA Finals
The Boston Celtics held off a furious Dallas Mavericks rally to reach the brink of a record 18th NBA championship.
Angel Reese posts 4th straight double-double but Chicago Sky fall to the Connecticut Sun 83-75
Rookie Angel Reese had a season-high 20 points and 10 rebounds for her fourth straight game with a double-double.
High school biology teacher looks to make the most of his ‘Tin Cup’ moment at the US Open
Colin Prater, a biology teacher and golf coach at Cheyenne Mountain High School in Colorado Springs, Colo., is one 73 qualifiers for the U.S. Open.
Judicial giant Harry D. Leinenweber dies at 87: ‘He was the coolest judge I’ve ever seen, on TV or off TV’
Harry D. Leinenweber, the legal giant from Joliet who served as a federal judge for nearly four decades — and presided over some of Chicago’s biggest trials of late — has died at 87.
Manager Craig Counsell shuffles top of the batting order as Chicago Cubs offense tries to get going
The Chicago Cubs’ batting order featured a noticeably different look at the top Wednesday night.