On Jan. 15 in the Chicago area, historical events included the creation of Cook County in 1831, the purchase of the Chicago Cubs by Charles Weeghman and others in 1916, and the observation of the first Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Illinois in 1974. Additionally, the premiere of “Hill Street Blues” on NBC in 1981 and the introduction of Lovie Smith as the Chicago Bears head coach in 2004 were significant occurrences. The day also saw notable weather records, such as a high temperature of 60 degrees in 1949 and a low temperature of minus 19 degrees in 1979.
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NFL legend John Elway won’t be charged in fatal golf cart accident
NFL Hall of Famer John Elway will not face charges after his business partner, Jeffrey Sperbeck, died from blunt force trauma following a fall from a golf cart driven by Elway at a golf resort in La Quinta, California. Authorities have ruled the incident a tragic accident, with no criminal activity found, as Sperbeck, 62, was a longtime friend and agent who significantly impacted Elway's business ventures. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: NFL...
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