Phyllis Cha is a journalist based in Chicago, Illinois. She writes for various local news outlets, including the Chicago Sun-Times, ABC 7 Chicago, and Fox 32 Chicago. With a focus on local news and community issues, Phyllis covers a wide range of topics, including politics, social justice, healthcare, and weather events.
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Phyllis Cha's articles predominantly cover local news in Chicago, with a focus on events and government announcements. She also covers topics related to entertainment, health & wellbeing, crime, family & relationships, and food & beverage.
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By: Phyllis Cha, Violet Miller
Poco después de las 11 p.m., la universidad dijo que la policía estaba en el lugar investigando informes de una amenaza activa. Alrededor de las 11:44 p.m., la policía emitió un comunicado, diciendo que nadie había sido baleado.
By: Phyllis Cha
The cardboard signs contained a link to GoyimTV, a channel run by the Goyim Defense League, which “espouses vitriolic antisemitism and white supremacist themes via the internet,” according to the Anti-Defamation League
Dozens of antisemitic flyers were found on car windshields in Bucktown this week, in the latest string of antisemitic acts in the Chicago area.
The Archdiocese of Chicago announced Wednesday that St. Frances will stay open at least the next five years after groups and individuals pledged hundreds of thousands of dollars — though the exact figure will depend on enrollment per year.
By: Phyllis Cha
La Archidiócesis de Chicago anunció el miércoles que St. Frances permanecerá abierta al menos por los próximos cinco años.
By: Phyllis Cha
The Chicago Department of Transportation has fixed 30,000 more potholes so far this year than in the same period last year. Crews were able to fill 93,557 potholes in February.
The health department is working on finding those who may have been exposed to the person with measles. Measles is a highly transmissible respiratory disease that can be prevented through the MMR vaccine, health officials say.
By: Courtney Kueppers, Phyllis Cha
Coming off a disappointing season, the White Sox are looking to rebuild. Before you head to a game, here’s what you should know.
By: Courtney Kueppers, Phyllis Cha
New offerings at Wrigley Field include a chimichurri tri-tip sandwich and braised Chicken Tinga nachos.
By: Phyllis Cha, Sofie Hernandez-Simeonidis
The annual event promises discounts, free merchandise and an opportunity for bibliophiles to commune ‘in the wild.’ Here’s our transit-friendly guide to the fun.
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