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Changes to visa program could have huge impacts on local summer camps
Summer camps are in full swing, and many rely on foreign workers who come to the U.S. via temporary visas, according to experts.
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Summer program trains the next generation of veterinarians
The Veterinary Specialty Center in Bannockburn is making sure the next generation of animal doctors is ready for the job through a four-week program.
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‘Like decaying animals': Putrid odor from a suburban reservoir sparks complaints
Some people who live and work near the Thornton Reservoir say there is a foul odor coming from it, and at times, the smell is unbearable.
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Chicago woman asks public for help to find her missing sister
A Chicago woman is asking for help as she searches for her sister who went missing last month.
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Nonprofit offers affordable stays for patients seeking treatment in Chicago
The Guest House provides comfortable, affordable accommodations for patients and their families throughout their treatment.
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Chicago hospital offering specialized care for children celebrates 100 years
A Chicago hospital devoted to changing and improving the lives of children is celebrating a big milestone this year.
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Mother whose child vanished 43 years ago believes her daughter is alive
On this day 43 years ago, a toddler mysteriously vanished from her South Side home, but her mother holds out hope her daughter is living a healthy, happy life.
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Woodridge woman creates greeting cards to raise money for Alzheimer's assistance
A 94-year-old Woodridge resident has raised thousands for Alzheimer’s research and assistance with breathtaking handmade cards.
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Advocates warn that federal cuts will impact HIV/AIDS programs in Chicago
June, which is Pride Month, comes as advocates warn that federal cuts to key programs are impacting health care access and vital medication for thousands – as infection rates rise. Terry Dudley spent nearly a decade working in HIV prevention and care in Chicago. These days he’s consumed with worry about his future. “I’m getting evicted, and I don’t...
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Mayor of suburban Robbins keeps an open mind to data center
A growing number of communities are pushing back against data centers, but one suburban mayor says he’s keeping an open mind.
