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sports17h ago

The Clausen brothers launched a fall flag league for youth players, focusing on learning and growth.
Rising Stars 7x7 league will start this fall with Sunday games beginning Aug. 16 in three locations.
Casey Clausen, Rick Clausen, and Jimmy Clausen bring coaching and NFL experience to the project.
The program will offer divisions for boys and girls from third to eighth grade.
The league aims to increase girls’ participation in flag football.
Games will be played on Sundays in Agoura, Oak Park, and Westlake.
The initiative is part of a broader effort to grow youth flag football in Southern California.
The article notes the Clausen family’s multiple coaches and players will participate.
Sondheimer frames the story as a daily positive update on high school sports.

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sports17h ago

Clausen brothers launch Rising Stars, a fall flag football league for youths to learn the game.
Rising Stars is a 7x7 league with fall play and divisions for third through eighth graders.
Games will be played on Sundays starting Aug. 16 at Agoura, Oak Park and Westlake.
Casey Clausen highlights a focus on increasing girls' participation in flag football.
Six Clausen children are expected to participate in the league.
The league aims to grow participation and youth development in flag football.
The initiative is named Rising Stars and is covered as part of the Los Angeles Times high school sports roundups.

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crime9h ago

A man was fatally shot by an Oak Park police officer after a gun struggle during a traffic stop just after 9 p.m.
The incident happened near Harrison Street and Austin Boulevard in Oak Park.
Christian Wallace, 38, was involved in the struggle over the gun before the officer fired.
Wallace was taken to Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, where he died around 10 p.m.
Illinois State Police are leading the investigation into the shooting.
The Oak Park Police Department issued details via social media about the incident.
The gun was found during a pat-down of the driver prior to the shooting.
The incident prompted an investigation by state authorities rather than a local inquiry alone.
The police reported the shooting after an apparent fight over a firearm during the stop.
The article notes ongoing coverage from Sun-Times Wire and local reporting.

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A Cook County judge rejected appointing a third party to run the hospitals, keeping Manoj Prasad in control.
West Suburban Medical Center and Weiss Memorial Hospital remain under current operator after the ruling.
The rulings follow closures that left hundreds of staff furloughed and patient care disrupted.
State investigations are underway into how taxpayer dollars were spent at the two facilities.
A federal license to receive Medicare and Medicaid funding could expire if corrective actions are not taken.
Community and medical leaders fear the West Side may lose critical care access if leadership remains uncertain.
A former West Suburban director described ongoing concerns about building infrastructure and service gaps.
The judge noted a framework exists to reopen the hospitals but did not share further details.
Officials are investigating how state funds were allocated to the hospitals before closures.
A Chicago medical society letter urged proactive oversight to restore care for historically underserved West Side communities.

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