Dana Rebik is a journalist and reporter for WGN-TV in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on local news, Dana covers a range of topics including education, technology, and community issues. Her work has been featured in various news outlets across the country, showcasing her dedication to delivering important stories to her audience.
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Chicago, Illinois, United States (Local)
Dana Rebik focuses on local news in Illinois and Chicago, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. She covers a wide range of topics including crime, government & politics, entertainment news, health, immigration, accidents, and sports.
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By: Alonzo Small, Dana Rebik
The team has played at SeatGeek since 2016.
By: Eli Ong, Dana Rebik
BRIDGEVIEW, Ill. — While fans of Riot Fest are excited for the festival's relocation to SeatGeek Stadium, a conflict continues to boil over between the Village of Bridgeview and the Chicago Red Stars, who call the stadium home and have a nationally-televised match scheduled on the same day as the music festival.
By: Dana Rebik, Alonzo Small
WGN News has contacted Chicago police for additional information.
By: Dana Rebik
CHICAGO — Chicago's first heat wave of 2024 has everyone from city first responders to furry companions trying to stay cool.
CHICAGO — When high temperatures take hold, we take precautions to protect ourselves and our pets. But just like the battery in your vehicle , electronic devices need a bit of extra care when the mercury soars, too.
By: Eli Ong, Dana Rebik
CHICAGO — With a blistering hot June day on the books Wednesday, Comfort's African Cuisine in Lakeview East was hampered by an air conditioning outage, and the need to cleanup after a burglary, only to learn they were one of two businesses on their block broken into overnight.
By: Dana Rebik, Eli Ong
CHICAGO — Brandon Miller, the President of the Shabbona Park Saints Football Program, made a promise to the family of Jai'Mani Amir Rivera, saying the little boy with the big curls will be the only player to wear the No. 4 for the rest of the team's existence.
By: Eli Ong, Dana Rebik
CHICAGO — Last month, Mayor Brandon Johnson highlighted the $46.5 million ‘One Summer Chicago Plan,’ which aimed to offer jobs to 28,000 Chicago area youths this summer as a pro-active …
By: Dana Rebik, Eli Ong
CHICAGO — With boots on the ground and one block at a time, a South Side non-profit took a stand Wednesday after a rash of recent gun violence on the South Side, hoping their presence will help put a pause on the shootings.
By: Dana Rebik, Alonzo Small, Eli Ong
Nick Barraco suffered a head injury after allegedly being punched and falling to the pavement.
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