Afternoon Briefing: Ex-Secret Service agent from Naperville speaks on the Trump shooting

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With the Democratic National Convention about a month away, the chief judge of Chicago’s federal court has called for greater clarity in the Chicago Police Department’s policy dictating when officers may deactivate their body-worn cameras.

But the order issued this month by Chief Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer gives the city and CPD until Aug. 30 — more than a week after the conclusion of the DNC — to provide a new draft of the policy to the Illinois attorney general’s office and the independent monitoring team that assesses consent-decree compliance.

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DuPage County Board District 3 member Lucy Chang Evans, D-Naperville, shown here at a 2023 board meeting, was a member of the U.S. Secret Service in the early 2000s. (Mark Black/for the Chicago Tribune)

DuPage County Board member Lucy Chang Evans, former Secret Service agent from Naperville, speaks on Trump assassination attempt

Evans, who worked as a Secret Service agent in the early 2000s, says her “heart is definitely with the Secret Service agents that were on duty” during the assassination attempt. Read more here.

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Bunny Hutch hot dog stand, a related business to Novelty Golf mini-golf, both iconic Lincolnwood institutions, are celebrating 75 years in business. Bunny Hutch has expanded its menu and is open year-round.
Bunny Hutch hot dog stand, a related business to Novelty Golf mini-golf, both iconic Lincolnwood institutions, are celebrating 75 years in business. Bunny Hutch has expanded its menu and is open year-round. (Pam DeFiglio/Pioneer Press)

Bunny Hutch and Novelty Golf celebrating 75 years in Lincolnwood

Time stands still in so many ways for the venerable business celebrating its 75th anniversary on the northwest corner of Lincoln and Devon avenues in Lincolnwood, abutting the Chicago city line. Read more here.

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Bears quarterback Caleb Williams stretches during minicamp at Halas Hall on June 5, 2024. (Eileen T. Meslar/Chicago Tribune)
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From left: Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso, William Zabka as Johnny Lawrence and Yuji Okumoto as Chozen in Season 6 of "Cobra Kai." (Curtis Bonds Baker/Netflix)
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‘Cobra Kai’ Season 6: Daniel and Johnny fight for the soul of the Valley one last time

Unlike past seasons, this one is being released in three parts of five episodes each. Expect the second batch in November and the final five sometime in 2025. Read more here.

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President Joe Biden walks down the steps of Air Force One at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, Wednesday, July 17, 2024. Biden is returning to his home in Rehoboth Beach, Del., to self-isolate after testing positive for COVID-19. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
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Obama, Pelosi and Democrats make a fresh push for Biden to reconsider 2024 race ahead of convention

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