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Things to do in Chicago This Weekend
With sleet and sun on the forecast this weekend, Chicago has events and activities to brave both.
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‘One of a Kind Show' Helps Support Chicago's Creative Community
The annual ‘One of a Kind Show’ is starting up at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart this week, and NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter has more on the show helps shoppers, and the city’s creative community.
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Obama Portraits Project Onto Chicago's Merchandise Mart
Portraits of former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama, painted by Kehinde Wiley and Amy Sherald, are being projected over the 2.5-acre building, theMART.
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Frida Kahlo, Obama Portraits Project Onto Chicago's Merchandise Mart
The Obama Portraits and Frida Kahlo’s self-portrait will be showcased over the summer at Chicago’s Merchandise Mart.
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Outer Space-Themed Art on theMart Show Opens This Week For a Limited Time
Art on theMart, the digital art projection show on the front of Chicago’s Merchandise Mart, will open its 2021 season this week with planets and stars.
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Where to See a Holiday Light Show Before the Season Ends
There’s still time to see a holiday light show before the season comes to an end and 2021 begins.
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Holiday Guide: Things to Do Around Chicago This Season Amid the Pandemic
Though the coronavirus pandemic has changed the look of the holiday season, there are still plenty of activities to enjoy around the Chicago area this month.
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A Look Back at the Rare History of CTA Train Collisions
Collisions between CTA trains are rare, NBC 5 Investigates has found, with just four in the past 18 years and none in nearly six years. NBC 5’s Chris Coffey Investigates.
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A Look Back at the Rare History of CTA Train Collisions
Collisions between CTA trains are rare, NBC 5 Investigates has found, with just four in the past 18 years and none in nearly six years. Until Tuesday.
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Florida Woman Dies in Fall From Swing at NeoCon Show in Merchandise Mart
A 57-year-old woman died after falling from a swing Tuesday afternoon at the NeoCon show held at the Merchandise Mart in River North.
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Art Could be Projected Onto Side of Merchandise Mart: Proposal
A proposal for a permanent art and light display on the Chicago Riverwalk was unveiled Sunday by Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the city’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events.
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Ride-Share Prices Soar After CTA Trains Halted
Massive crowds of Chicago Transit Authority riders were forced out into city streets trying to board busses or find alternate transportation as a police investigation halted several lines at the Fullerton stop Tuesday morning.
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Service Resumes After Massive Crowds Flood Busses, Streets Due to CTA Woes
Massive crowds of Chicago Transit Authority riders were forced out into city streets trying to board busses or find alternate transportation as a police investigation halted several lines at the Fullerton stop Tuesday morning.
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‘Bow Truss' Coffee Shop Owner Suing Crain's for $38 Million
Philip Tadros, the owner of Bow Truss coffee shops, among other ventures, is suing Crain’s Chicago Business for defamation and infliction of emotional distress.
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$25K Reward For Antique Clock Stolen From Merchandise Mart
A $25,000 reward is being offered for the safe return of an antique clock stolen last month from an antique show at the Merchandise Mart.
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$425K Clock Stolen During Antique Show at Merchandise Mart
A rare clock worth nearly half a million dollars was stolen Sunday afternoon from an antique show at the Merchandise Mart.
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Chicago Police Investigating Theft at Merchandise Mart Show
Chicago Police are investigating a theft at that reportedly occurred at the Merchandise Mart on Sunday afternoon.