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The city’s annual point-in-time count showed nearly 19,000 people were unhoused on a single night in January.
Federal and local officials have repeatedly said they are ready for what could be one of the biggest events to hit Chicago in decades. It’s been described by one Chicago police official as bigger than the 2012 NATO Summit and 1996 Democratic National Convention.
The news comes about six weeks after all Foxtrot and Dom's Kitchen & Market stores abruptly closed, spurring class-action complaints from laid-off employees.
As part of the group's “Cicada Parade-A" initiative, art sculptures of the creatures are popping in the city.