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‘Blankets of Hope': Chicago Man Gives Out Blankets to Homeless
NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup introduces us to a 24-year-old man who has helped countless homeless individuals in the cold, one blanket at a time.
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Coach at Carl Schurz High Says He Was Unfairly Punished After Shedding Light on Sexual Misconduct
A coach says he has been unfairly punished after trying to bring allegations of sexual misconduct to light at Carl Schurz High School in the Irving Park neighborhood. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Bank Forgives Debt After Mom of Son With Cancer Sent Fake Check
PNC Bank has forgiven the debt of a suburban Chicago mom whose child is battling cancer after she received a bogus check from a seemingly kind stranger.
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Mom of Son With Cancer Says She's on the Hook for Donor's Fake Check
A suburban Chicago mom of a child battling cancer says that someone who offered to pay her bills for a month instead sent her a fake check. Now she’s being charged overdraft fees from the bank that initially cleared the $3,500 check after she spent the money on rent and other bills.
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Make-A-Wish Mom Gets Scammed
A suburban mother already dealing with her son’s cancer diagnosis now has a new worry after she found trouble from a stranger who seemingly was offering her help. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup has more.
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Sycamore Apartment Building Fire Leaves More Than 100 Without A Home
More than 100 people were left without a home after a fire destroyed an apartment building Saturday in far west suburban Sycamore.
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Sycamore Apartment Building Fire Leaves More Than 100 Without A Home
More than 100 people were left without a home after a fire destroyed an apartment building Saturday in far west suburban Sycamore. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup reports.
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Suburb Considers ‘Sharp-Shooter Program' as Deer Complaints Rise
Concerns over a high number of deer in west suburban River Forest have prompted the village to consider a sharp-shooter program that would allow hunters to descend on parts of the area. Regina Waldroup reports.
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Andersonville Residents Fight to ‘Save the Trees' During Water Main Replacement
Some residents in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood are fighting to save their trees.
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Andersonville Residents Fight to ‘Save the Trees' During Water Main Replacement
Some residents in Chicago’s Andersonville neighborhood are fighting to save their trees. Regina Waldroup reports.
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‘Confess': Indiana Family, Police Seek Info on Unsolved Hit-and-Run
The last time Michelle Morgan heard from her son, Terryonte Bridgeman, was at 8:41 p.m. on June 24 via text message. Bridgeman, 25, asked his mother to pick him up from his girlfriend’s apartment off of County Line Road in Gary, Indiana. Morgan went to get him, but he was nowhere to be found.
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Indiana Family, Police Seek Info on Unsolved Hit-and-Run
The family of an Indiana man left to die on the side of a road is demanding answers. Regina Waldroup reports.
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Mom Says Bullies Beat Son, School Says He Ran Into a Tree
A frustrated mother is trying to get to the bottom of what happened at her son’s school last week that sent him to the hospital.
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Mom Says Bullies Beat Son, School Says He Ran Into a Tree
A frustrated mother is trying to get to the bottom of what happened at her son’s school last week that sent him to the hospital. NBC 5’s Regina Waldroup has the details.
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Cubs Fan Suffers Broken Nose at Her First Home Opener
Cubs fan Naila O’Connell was in baseball heaven at the home opener at Wrigley on Monday — the first she’d ever attended — until she was hit in the face by a foul ball off the bat of Anthony Rizzo
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I-80 Should Be Converted to Toll Road, Lawmaker Says
A local lawmaker wants to convert Interstate 80 into a toll road in Will County.