Mitch Dudek is a news reporter for the Chicago Sun-Times, specializing in local news coverage in the Chicago area. With his work also appearing in Chicago Public Media and Fox 32 Chicago, Mitch covers a wide range of topics including obituaries, community events, and human interest stories.
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Mitch Dudek's focus is primarily on local news, particularly in Chicago and Illinois. His coverage heavily features obituaries, local figures, arts and culture, as well as community-related events.
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By: Mitch Dudek
“I'm hoping it drives kids to say to play the game and say to themselves ‘What's ‘Hoop Dreams?',” said William Gates, one of the film's subjects.
By: Mitch Dudek
From the Southwest Side son of Greek immigrants to beatnik to bluesman — Mr. Gravenites' journey was singular.
Country rockers toured with some of the biggest bands of the '70s.
By: Mitch Dudek
It's been 30 years since the seminal documentary “Hoop Dreams” was released.
By: Mitch Dudek
Legendary White Sox owner and showman Bill Veeck listed Harry Chappas at 5 foot 3. Though he stood closer to 5 foot 5, Mr.
By: Mitch Dudek
His shop was an institution on South Shore's 71st Street business corridor for nearly 50 years.
By: Mitch Dudek
Ms. Sills offset the mercurial tendencies of her husband, Second City co-founder Paul Sills, with an easygoing tone as they worked together hand in glove for decades.
By: Mitch Dudek
The mother of a 21-month-old boy, Matthew, and a medical professional who treated people with brain injuries, she died of colon cancer. She "did her best to fight this disease that we're seeing more and more in people her age," her mother said.
By: Mitch Dudek
Jim Mulligan's kids would hide behind the tree, which grew tall next to a historic home in Logan Square where they once lived. The new owners of the house aim to honor his memory by donating the massive tree to the city.
By: Mitch Dudek
When the former Oak Park River Forest High School and Northern Illinois University Spanish teacher died at 94, his three sons looked back at his life and came up with a blueprint of sorts to help guide their own.
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