Mary Norkol is a reporter based in Chicago, Illinois. She has written for various publications including the Chicago Sun-Times, Injustice Watch, and Chicago Public Media. Her articles cover a range of topics including criminal justice, local news, weather updates, and human interest stories.
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Mary Norkol's primary focus is on local news in Chicago, with a significant portion of her coverage dedicated to evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, government & politics. If you have insights or commentary related to ongoing criminal cases, political developments at the local level in Chicago or Illinois, or updates on significant events affecting the region such as transportation issues (like CTA Yellow Line), she may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Mary Norkol
The zoo will combine species in exhibits to help guests feel like they're observing animals in the wild, President and CEO Michael Adkesson said.
By: Mary Norkol
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The zoo will combine species in exhibits to help guests feel like they’re observing animals in the wild, President and CEO Michael Adkesson said.
By: Olivia Dimmer, Violet Miller, Mary Norkol, Kaitlin Washburn
A partir de las 9:45 p.m., el servicio meteorológico informó de 10 tornados activos en el área de Chicago, según los meteorólogos de ABC7 y WGN-TV. Era demasiado pronto para evaluar los posibles daños, pero poco después de las 10 p.m., ComEd informó de 2,226 fallos que afectaron a 201,217 clientes.
By: Mary Norkol
El zoológico combinará especies en las exhibiciones para que los visitantes tengan la sensación de estar observando animales en libertad, dijo el presidente y director ejecutivo Michael Adkesson.
By: Mary Norkol
Michal Ciskal was shot and killed outside a gas station in Fuller Park Sunday while on his way to work. He was interested in cars and could make friends with anyone, his friend and roommate David Nowak said.
By: Mary Norkol
The area usually sees 16 to 20 tornadoes per year. On Monday, 22 swept through the area, the National Weather Service said.
The chick, named Nagamo, was the only one of four born this year to survive, according to the Chicago Bird Alliance.
By: Mary Norkol
Tom Rezek's legacy at St. Laurence High School in Burbank will endure long after his passing, says a former student and current school administrator.
The calf's name, sex and paternity have yet to be determined. There's a new calf in town. A beluga whale calf, that is.
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