Courtney Sisk is a journalist at NBC Chicago. She covers a diverse range of topics, including sports, culture and society, as well as family and relationships, with a focus on issues such as accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Courtney has been featured in WISN-TV, NBC 7 San Diego, NBC Chicago, The Times Dispatch, and NBC4 Washington.
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Courtney Sisk's coverage revolves around local news with a focus on Chicago and its suburbs. She frequently covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to topics such as government and politics, family & relationships, crime, community events, and public transportation.
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Community members and businesses in Arlington Heights and Elmhurst work to create welcoming spaces for LGBTQ plus community
Gabriela Matos says her 8-year-old child endured bullying for months and claims the school did not step up enough to end it. She wants parents to know the signs of bullying.
By: Izzy Stroobandt, Courtney Sisk
"My number one concern right now with Ford City was the safety," said Alderman Derrick G. Curtis, whose ward includes the mall.
By: Matt Stefanski, Courtney Sisk
The runner was far from alone on his final stretch; he was joined by hundreds who have followed his journey.
By: Courtney Sisk
Zoe Schor and her wife Whitney LaMora are building something big for Chicago's queer community.
The Obama Presidential Center officially opens to the public June 19 Former President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle and their children Sasha and Malia returned to where their remarkable story began this week.
By: Courtney Sisk
"It's really sad that the place is closing up. It was one of the last memories for us," said Cliff Kendrick, who used to frequent Ford City Mall with his dad.
Areas with a healthy tree canopy can feel 10 degrees cooler than areas with few trees, experts say
By: Courtney Sisk
"This program was the best program I've ever been in. I thank it for saving my life," said 25-year-old Jayda Willingham.
"It is literally falling into the ground," said Executive Director Rick Alexander of the shelter, which was founded in 1928.
