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Aurora Pantry Braces Itself For Possible Changes in SNAP Program
One of the largest food pantries in the Chicago area is bracing to serve more people if the Trump Administration’s proposed changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) becomes a reality. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey reports.
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Illinois Plans to Improve Processing of Gun License Applications
The Illinois State Police is taking a technological leap forward in an effort to speed up the processing of Firearm Owners Identification (FOID) cards and Concealed Carry License (CCL) applications.
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Changes Coming in FOID Card Application Process
If you’re tired of waiting for months to hear the status of your firearm owners application in Illinois, changes could soon be coming, according to NBC 5 Investigates’ Chris Coffey.
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Video Shows Food Delivery Person Hungry for a Heist
A food delivery person featured in a recent NBC 5 investigation and seen on video stealing property from a Near North Side condo building in September, is now charged with pulling a similar heist in July.
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World War II Secrets of Lake Michigan
A team of recovery experts is on a race against time to save World War II era aircraft resting off the shore of Chicago in Lake Michigan.
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People Unknowingly Send Sextortion Emails: Research Group
Researchers say they have exposed a large malware that is using its infected victims to unknowingly send sextortion emails. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey investigates.
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People Unknowingly Send Sextortion Emails: Research Group
Your computer may be a source of 27 million troubling emails threatening to expose people’s porn-viewing habits and sensitive photos unless a ransom is paid, according to a new report.
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Interpreter who Helped Illinois Soldiers Still Waiting to Enter US
A man in Iraq who assisted US soldiers during the Iraq War said he is still waiting for the opportunity to give his family a better life in Illinois.
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Army Reservist Sues Suburban Fire District for Alleged Retaliation
A suburban firefighter who also serves in the Army Reserves is suing his civilian employer for alleged retaliation and defamation. He is also seeking back pay.
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Army Reservist Sues Suburban Fire District for Alleged Retaliation
A suburban firefighter who also serves in the Army Reserves is suing his civilian employer for alleged retaliation and defamation. He is also seeking back pay. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey Investigates.
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Special Needs Student's Education on Hold During Legal Battle
A young boy’s world continues to be impacted by obstacles in a year marked by grief, change and uncertainty. Now Oliwier “Oli” Kluzik, 12, is unable to attend the therapeutic school where his supporters said he made considerable progress in recent years. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey investigates.
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Special Needs Student's Education on Hold During Legal Battle
A young boy’s world continues to be impacted by obstacles in a year marked by grief, change and uncertainty. Now he is unable to attend a school where his supporters said he made progress.
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Special Needs Student's Education on Hold During Legal Battle
A young boy’s world continues to be impacted by obstacles in a year marked by grief, change and uncertainty. Now he is unable to attend a school where his supporters said he made progress. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey investigates.