Lexi Sutter is a News Reporter at NBC Chicago. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, real estate, and the arts, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Lexi has been featured in NBC Connecticut, NBC New York (WNBC), and NBC Chicago.
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Lexi Sutter's coverage focuses on local events, education, and crime in Chicago and the surrounding area. She frequently covers breaking news, evolving stories, government announcements, and cites data to support her articles.
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Residents learned the Walgreens on Cottage Grove Avenue will close in one month, leaving a void and feelings of abandonment for the community.
Three therapists at The Family Institute at Northwestern have immediate takeaways to help you during difficult times.
After Claire McKeveny discovered the bonded pair on social media, she knew they would be the perfect addition to her family.
Katie Kenoe was diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome about two years ago, forcing her to lie down for 22 hours a day.
Attending the University of Chicago can cost families over $90,000 per year, but a new financial aid initiative will help to ease that burden.
By: Lexi Sutter
On Sunday morning, its members, neighbors and donors gathered to celebrate the renovation, which the pastor called transformational.
By: Lexi Sutter
"I've been through a lot of crazes, between beanie babies, cabbage patch kids, Black Friday situations and I've never seen this," said store employee Jamie Berkseth.
The family of a couple killed in an April 2025 suburban La Grange crash has filed a lawsuit in connection to the collision.
There is an active conversation on social media, as people try to make sense of nearly a dozen death investigations in the Chicago suburbs.
By: Lexi Sutter
Lexi Sutter takes a look at what you should know about this year's Chicago Pride Parade.
