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Rev. Michael Pfleger, an activist Roman Catholic priest cleared by an Archdiocese of Chicago investigation into claims that he sexually abused several boys decades ago returned to the pulpit of his longtime church on Sunday for the first time in five months. NBC 5’s Christian Farr reports.

Residents in Auburn Gresham will have more fresh food options this summer thanks to the Stein Learning Gardens at Saint Sabina, which celebrated the grand opening of its new community food hub today. NBC 5’s LeeAnn Trotter reports

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A MAJOR MARCH AND RALLY CALLING FOR AN END TO GUN VIOLENCE THIS LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND....

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HUNDREDS TURNED OUT AT SAINT SABINA CHURCH, AS POLICE REVEALED THEIR PLANS TO STOP THE...
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The Saint Sabina faith community gathered in a march Sunday to protest recent Chicago and nation-wide violence. Especially with a warm holiday weekend approaching, many expressed concern for a uptick in violence and a demand to find a solution. “We call people to draw the line and say, ‘we got this,’” Pastor at St. Sabina Rev. Michael Pfleger said. “We…

In large letters, the words “demand justice” can be seen from above or on the ground in a street outside Chicago’s Saint Sabina church. The massive street mural was painted Wednesday on West 78th Place alongside the South Side church. The mural comes after weeks of protests across the city demanding justice for victims of racism, but it also...

Chicago community leaders and gun violence survivors stood in solidarity with pastor, Rev. Michael Pfleger, Monday evening as he call for action in response to a violent Father’s Day weekend that resulted in 104 shot across the city, 14 fatally. Rev. Pfleger and community members are asking the city of Chicago and state of Illinois to be as aggressive as…

Father’s Day was forever changed for the Chicago families of four children shot and killed over the weekend. The youngest victims, ages 3 and 13, were shot and killed in separate incidents in the same neighborhood on the same day. NBC 5’s Lisa Chavarria reports.