Arellano, 33, was sentenced on Friday, Jan. 17, in a federal court in Chicago after he pleaded guilty last year to a federal drug charge.

Former P.D. star Tracy Spiridakos took to Instagram to share the L.A. Times article with resources to help those affected by the fires. Chicago Fire star Miranda Rae Mayo, who pla

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Mayor Brandon Johnson’s unpopularity has created far more interest in establishing a recall process. Johnson or no Johnson, let’s do it.

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Earlier this offseason, the Los Angeles Angels came to terms with former Chicago White Sox and Miami Marlins shortstop Tim Anderson. It was a minor league contr

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Quiana Lynell is a wonderfully expressive and versatile singer who soars in any musical setting. The Texas native won first-place honors at the 2017 edition of the prestigious Sarah Vaughan

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Young Black men in cities across America died of drug overdoses at high rates in the 1980s and 1990s. During the recent fentanyl crisis, older Black men in many cities have been dying at unusually high rates.