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I don’t know if you believe in signs, cosmic happenings, the will of the Force, or whatever, but I do. And seeing Medina Spirit win the Kentucky Derby has me on high alert about good things happening around myself (and others). So let’s keep the good vibes going, shall we? •   The Athletic (Kevin Fishbain, Adam Jahns), 670 The Score (Chris Emma), Sun-Times (Patrick Finley, Jason Lieser, Mark Potash), and Chicago Tribune (Brad Biggs) present an overarching look at what the Bears did this weekend. For additional context, depth, perspective, detail, or just because you want to read more a...

The Sun-Times’ Patrick Finley breaks down the Bears’ 2021 draft:

Subscribe This afternoon will be sunny with a high near 54 degrees. Tonight’s low will be around 45 degrees. This weekend will feel like summer: Tomorrow will be sunny and windy with a high near 82 degrees and Sunday’s high will be near 80 degrees. Top story A Chinese money launderer was about to pick up Mexican drug cartel cash in Chicago, federal authorities say, when his plans suddenly changed. They say the suspected launderer got a call from a man he thought was a Mexican money courier who told him they needed to change their meeting place because he’d spotted a cop.

Subscribe This afternoon will be partly sunny with a high near 65 degrees. Tonight will be partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms and a low around 48. Tomorrow will be sunny with a high near 59. Top story With two million vaccine doses administered and health metrics improving, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is reopening Chicago a little bit more — this time to let restaurants and theaters serve more patrons and allow fans inside the United Center for the first time since the start of the pandemic. “It’s time for the Pier and the city to be open,” Lightfoot said during a celebratory news ...

Grant Halverson/Getty Images Few teams throw more money at outside linebackers than the Bears. They employ the highest-paid edge rusher ever, Khalil Mack. And the $14.7 million cap hit they’ve allotted for fellow outside linebacker Robert Quinn this year is more than they’ll give Mack. Last year, only three teams spent more on edge rushers. This year and next, only two will. So why in the world would the Bears consider picking an edge rusher in the first two days of the draft? Because Quinn probably won’t make it to 2022. Despite signing Quinn to a five-year, $70 million contract last ...