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Students Run Chicago has offered a running training and mentorship program for high school students from around the city, helping them prepare for races like Chicago's half marathon. Jenn Schanz reports.
By: Jenn Schanz
The suspect appeared in court Thursday, with prosecutors saying he had admitted to the act after being read his rights
By: Jenn Schanz
Eddie Vedder was joined by a group of middle school students with a Chicago-based nonprofit at the grand opening of the Obama Presidential Center.
An NBC Chicago photographer spotted a coyote wandering along Michigan Avenue near Millennium Park in broad daylight – and it’s not the first time one has been seen downtown during the day. Coyote sightings are common across the Chicago area, even downtown. But in the middle of the day? Not so much. “Oh my goodness that’s crazy,” said Chicago resident…
The 333-mile race from Chicago to Mackinac Island starts Friday afternoon.
By: Jenn Schanz
Pfleger in a statement called the allegation an absolute lie, and said he has no memory of the girl, nor do countless others who have been at St. Sabina over those years, he said.
The parade, which was presented by the Arthur Lockhart Resource Institute and Healing Temple COGIC Church, was led by Mayor Johnson along with representatives from a global peace run.
The largest African American parade steps off for its 97th year on Saturday.
The system's second largest reservoir, McCook, is 95% full after heavy storms swept through the area Sunday night.
Prof. Justin Harbison spends hours underground each summer, helping to keep Illinoisans safe Justin Harbison loves a good sewer.
