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Luke Wilusz

Chicago
As seen in: Chicago Sun-Times
Writer, communications, formerly @Suntimes. Personal account, mostly here to talk too much about games & horror movies. Bad opinions & lame jokes are all mine.
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Unfounded bomb threat prompts evacuation of a DePaul campus building downtown

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By Luke Wilusz
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Authorities responded Tuesday to an unfounded bomb threat at a DePaul University Loop campus building. Building security reported the call of a threat at 2:46 p.m. and ordered an evacuation of the building at 3:21 p.m. in the first block of East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago police said. People evacuated the DePaul University building at 55 E. Jackson Blvd. Officers and building security searched the 22nd Floor for a suspicious package but found none, police said.
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Driver rammed CPD officer into Gold Coast flower bed: prosecutors

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By David Struett Verified, Luke Wilusz
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
A motorist allegedly rammed a Chicago police officer into a flower bed while trying to drive away from a traffic stop in the Gold Coast neighborhood. The pinned-in officer then pulled out a gun and ordered Anthony Sheko out of his Dodge Charger, in which police found a modified, fully automatic pistol, Cook County prosecutors said Wednesday.
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Elk Grove Village-based Savage Bros. Co. votes to remove Native American logo

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By Sophie Sherry Verified, Luke Wilusz
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
A candy machine maker based in Elk Grove Village has voted to retire its logo after an online petition calling for the company to do so garnered over a thousand signatures, according to the petition’s creator. Savage Bros. Co., which manufacturers candy production machines and was named after one of the company’s founders, has used a sketch of an Indigenous person in a headdress as its logo since the 1800s, according to the petition.
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