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Holiday Recipe: Michelle Relerford's ‘Famous' Mac and Cheese
NBC 5 anchors and reporters are sharing some of their favorite holiday recipes and how they make them. In this video, Michelle Relerford shows viewers how to make her “famous” mac and cheese, with a little help from a celebrity.
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Tokyo Olympics Reporters Share 1st Thing They'll Do Post-Quarantine
Food, food and more food. NBCU Local reporters, who are currently under Japan’s 14-day quarantine for travelers, share what they’re excited to do once the quarantine lifts.
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NBC 5's Michelle Relerford Shares Firsthand Account of COVID Protocols in Tokyo
In a matter of seconds, just steps into Tokyo, you can see evidence of the war the country is facing, where victory means more than gold…it means life.
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Arriving in Tokyo for Olympics Presents Unique Challenges in Age of COVID
What’s it like covering an Olympic Games in the age of COVID? Here’s a hint: it’s a truly unique experience. NBC 5’s Michelle Relerford shares her journey to the Games.
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Man Wanted for Skipping Bail in DuPage County Fake Veterans' Charity Case
Police are asking for the public’s help finding a man charged with running a phony charity for veterans after he failed to show up for a court date this week. Judge George J. Bakalis revoked Todd Olshefski’s $10,000 bail and issued a no-bond arrest warrant after he failed to appear in court for a 9 a.m. hearing Monday on a...
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Lightfoot Comes Out Against Controversial Tax Proposal
There is discussion in Springfield about expanding the restaurant tax in Chicago.
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Tiny Home Charity For Veterans Misappropriated More Than $10K, Illinois Attorney General's Lawsuit Says
A charity focusing on helping veterans by building tiny houses is all a scam, according to a lawsuit filed by the Illinois attorney general.
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Attack on 9-Year-Old Caught on Video; Man, 57, Charged
A Chicago-area mother says she doesn’t want to see any other family experience what hers did.
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After Boy's Death, Pritzker Points to ‘Gross Mistakes'
An autopsy on a 2-year-old Chicago boy found bruises and old rib fractures, but records show state child welfare workers never reported injuries despite numerous visits.
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DCFS Worker Investigated After 2-Year-Old Found Dead
The father of 2-year-old Ja’hir Gibbons tells NBC 5 he’s haunted by thoughts of what his son endured.
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After Abused 2-Year-Old Found Dead in Chicago Home, DCFS Continues Investigation
The father of 2-year-old Ja’hir Gibbons tells NBC 5 he’s haunted by thoughts of what his son endured.
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Smollett Case is Slap in Face of Crime Victims, Pastor Says
Rev. Ira Acree’s 15-year-old niece, Yasmin Acree, has been missing since 2008. Unlike the Jussie Smollett investigation, no charges have been filed. “Do you have to be a celebrity for your life to matter?” he asked. “Do you have to have money for your life to matter?” Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson looked upset as he talked about the charges...
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Investigation Intensifies Ahead of Murdered Hinsdale Mother's Funeral
Footage shows towering flames in San Francisco as crews battle a fire caused by a gas explosion.
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Amazon Packages Tossed in Dumpster by Driver, Chicago Business Owner Says
A man says he was stunned to see an Amazon delivery driver dump packages in a garbage can.
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‘Indiana Jones' Movie Night in Cemetery Upsets Mother Whose Son is Buried There
Plans for a screening of an Indiana Jones movie in a suburban cemetery have gained the ire of a woman whose son is buried there.
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CPD to Focus on ‘Unsanctioned Street Parties' to Stem Bloodshed
Chicago police Supt. Eddie Johnson said Thursday 20 percent of last weekend’s shooting victims were shot while at a street party and he believes cracking down on those gatherings will reduce the deadly violence.
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Police Warn of Abductions and Robberies in Old Town, Lincoln Park
Chicago police issued a warning Wednesday about a series of abductions and robberies in the Old Town and Lincoln Park neighborhoods on the city’s North Side.