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After 25 Years in Prison, Former Marine Maintains Innocence

Clip: 5/15/2024 | 7m 3sVideo has Closed Captions

Darrell Fair says Chicago police officers coerced him into a false confession.

Darrell Fair and his attorneys say he was wrongfully convicted of a murder that happened in Chicago in 1998 — a man was shot to death outside a club at 104th and Michigan, formerly called Anywhere But Out.

05/15/2024 | Rating NR

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3 Chicago Journalists on Their Pulitzer Prize-Winning Stories

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Clip: 5/15/2024 | 9m 48s | The Invisible Institute reported on missing Black women in Chicago and a 1997 hate crime. (9m 48s)

Analyzing Brandon Johnson’s 1st Year in Office

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Clip: 5/15/2024 | 5m 19s | Looking at the Chicago mayor's first year in office and the challenges ahead. (5m 19s)

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