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Chicago preps for New Year's festivities, fireworks
From fireworks to games and festive parties, there are plenty of ways you can ring in the New Year around Chicago, and preparations are underway to make sure everything is in place. NBC 5’s Jenn Schanz shares how the city and local businesses are preparing for midnight.
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Slice of cheese stuck to storefront window in Chicago becomes viral sensation
A slice of what appears to be American cheese tacked to an empty storefront window in a building that once housed a popular Jeni’s ice cream location has become a viral sensation after someone decided to label it as a new art installation.
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Watch: Slice of cheese stuck to empty storefront window in Chicago becomes viral sensation
A slice of what appears to be American cheese, tacked to the window of an empty storefront in a building that once housed a popular Jeni’s Ice Cream location, has become a viral sensation after someone labeled it as a new art installation.
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Vigil honors Chicago tow truck driver killed in Wisconsin hit-and-run crash
Family and friends gathered to remember a Chicago tow truck operator who was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash in Wisconsin on Christmas Eve. JC Navarrete has the story.
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Tow truck driver killed in Wisconsin hit-and-run crash honored at vigil
Family and friends gathered to remember a Chicago tow truck operator who was struck and killed in a hit-and-run crash in Wisconsin on Christmas Eve.
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Only in Chicago: Looking inside the historic Glessner House
NBC Chicago’s Lexi Sutter takes a look inside the historic Glessner House on Chicago’s Near South Side.
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Some Thornton Township services halted amid ongoing board stalemate
Residents in suburban Thornton Township found a closed main office and no one answering phones as some services were halted due to an ongoing lapse in the township’s insurance policies.
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Damen Silos owner Michael Tadin Jr. moves step closer toward demolition
The owner of the historic Damen Silos on the West Side moved a step closer toward demolishing the former grain storage structures, though city officials still have to sign off on the plan.
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Site of E2 nightclub stampede tragedy to be demolished
In an abrupt reversal, city officials have ruled that the building that housed the E2 nightclub should be demolished on an emergency basis. NBC Chicago’s Jenn Schanz reports.
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Here are the main taxes, fees in Chicago's 2025 budget
While Chicago’s 2025 budget doesn’t include a $68 million property tax increase, it comes with a bundle of taxes and fees designed to bridge a billion-dollar budget gap.
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Watch: Trump Tower parking garage fire leads to large emergency response
Chicago firefighters were dispatched to Trump Tower Tuesday morning for reports of a fire in the building.
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A breakdown of Chicago's 2025 budget
After Mayor Brandon Johnson’s latest budget proposal narrowly passed, NBC Chicago’s Charlie Wojciechowski offers a breakdown into next year’s spending.
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Site of E2 nightclub stampede tragedy to be demolished
In an abrupt reversal, city officials have ruled that the building that housed the E2 nightclub should be demolished on an emergency basis. NBC Chicago’s Jenn Schanz reports.
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Site of E2 nightclub stampede tragedy to be demolished
In an abrupt reversal, city officials have ruled that the building that housed the E2 nightclub should be demolished on an emergency basis.
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Statue atop the former Montgomery Ward building to get repairs
The Spirit of Progress statue atop the former Montgomery Ward building is being refurbished in Chicago’s suburbs.
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Only in Chicago – Iconic Walnut Room takes center stage
Chicago’s iconic Walnut Room will soon take center stage on the holiday scene in the city, and Lexi Sutter has the story of the venerable venue in today’s Only in Chicago.
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Dramatic video shows Arlington Heights garbage truck explosion
Startling footage captured the moment a garbage truck exploded in northwest suburban Arlington Heights, leaving three first responders injured.
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Dramatic video shows Arlington Heights garbage truck explosion
Startling footage captured the moment a garbage truck exploded in northwest suburban Arlington Heights, leaving three first responders injured.
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He used to orchestrate ‘teen takeovers' in Chicago. Now he's on a new path
Large so-called “teen takeovers” drew hundreds of kids to Chicago’s downtown last summer, straining police resources, upsetting residents and leading to vandalism and even shootings. Then they slowed down. Here’s what happened.
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After formerly organizing teen takeovers, young Chicago resident moves to volunteer work
After previously organizing teen takeovers in downtown Chicago, one Englewood resident moved towards volunteer work. NBC Chicago’s Courtney Sisk reports.