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‘The Bear' will be filming again in Chicago soon. Here's when and where
Bring your popcorn and a lawn chair to watch the behind-the-scenes filming process of ‘The Bear’ this week.
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The Rundown: A Chicago street was just named one of the coolest in the world
A look back at the top news headlines for this week in news with Evrod Casimy.
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Watch: Chicago river dyeing and St. Patrick's Day parade recreated with LEGO bricks
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Chicago’s in-store display of the city will have its river “dyed” green to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day this year.
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Chicago street named one of the coolest in the world by Time Out
A street in Chicago has been dubbed one of the coolest in the world by Time Out. According to the publication’s ranking, 18th Street in the city’s Pilsen neighborhood ranked among the 30 coolest streets from around the globe, one of only four streets in the U.S. to make the cut. The city street made the cut at no....
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Chicago to begin enforcing migrant evictions at city shelters
Thousands of migrants are set to be evicted from Chicago shelters after the city instituted a 60-day stay policy. Sandra Torres reports.
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Marni Yang makes progress toward a new trial
A Lake County Judge said Thursday that Marni Yang can go forward with her claims that she did not kill Rhoni Reuter in 2007.
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Chicago street named one of the coolest in the world by Time Out
A street in Chicago has been dubbed one of the coolest in the world by Time Out.
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Chicago street named one of the coolest in the world by Time Out
A street in Chicago has been dubbed one of the coolest in the world by Time Out.
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Here are Pi Day 2024 deals in Chicago
Looking for deals and discounts on pie or pizza this Pi Day? Throughout Chicago on March 14 there will be deals on food and more to celebrate the mathematical constant pi, otherwise known as π.
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Suspect in custody after 11-year-old dead, woman critically wounded in domestic violence attack
A suspect is in custody after an 11-year-old boy was killed and a woman was critically wounded after a domestic violence attack in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood Wednesday.
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The latest on measles cases in Chicago
With more measles cases being confirmed in Chicago, where do things stand? Here’s the latest.
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11-year-old child dead, woman critically wounded in domestic violence attack
An 11-year-old boy is dead and a woman critically wounded after a domestic violence attack in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood, Christian Farr reports.
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5 things to know about Chicago River Dyeing
It’s one of Chicago’s most iconic — and colorful — traditions, and it’s just around the corner. Here are 5 things to know about Chicago’s river dyeing.
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11-year-old child dead, woman critically wounded in domestic violence attack
A 10-year-old boy is dead and a woman critically wounded after a domestic violence attack in Chicago’s Edgewater neighborhood, officials said.
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Woman injured, 10-year-old killed in dispute in Edgewater
NBC Chicago’s Courtney Sisk is live from Edgewater where a woman was injured and a 10-year-old killed in a dispute.
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Car crashes into Michigan Ave. store after disregarding traffic signal: CPD
A multi-vehicle car crash late Tuesday night ended in one vehicle smashing into the front of a retail store on Chicago’s iconic Michigan Avenue.
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Logan Square mom turns house into donation center to help migrants
A Chicago mother of two turned her house near Maffot Street and Campbell Avenue in Logan Square into a donation center three months ago.
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4 rooftop bars in Chicago were named among the best in the country, more than any other US city
With the official start to spring on the horizon, a new ranking just named four Chicago rooftop bars among the best in the country.
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These four Chicago rooftop bars ranked amongst the best of the world according to a new poll
In a recent poll conducted by Mando Media, four rooftop bars in Chicago have clinched top spots on the global stage.
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Cook County Health warns of potential measles exposure at 2 facilities
Cook County Health is warning patients about potential measles exposures within its facilities.