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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.
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8 Chicago teams have replaced head coaches in the past 14 months. Here's what happened
If it feels like Chicago sports teams are replacing coaches at an astonishing rate, it isn’t just your imagination.
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Wannstedt weighs in on who could replace Eberflus
Former Bears coach Dave Wannstedt talks with NBC Chicago Monday morning about the fallout of Matt Eberflus, and who could be next in line to coach the Chicago Bears.
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Chicago winter parking ban begins with flyers, warnings
Motorists in Chicago have become used to the city’s prohibition on overnight parking on snow routes, but residents were given a reprieve Sunday morning.
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Overnight parking bans begin in Chicago
Jenn Schanz has the story as overnight parking bans begin on Chicago snow routes.
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Northern Lights could be visible across Upper Midwest this week
The Northern Lights may be visible over parts of the Upper Midwest later this week after a coronal mass ejection Monday night.
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Animals enjoy Thanksgiving dinner at Chicago Zoo
The Brookfield Zoo in Chicago prepared a Thanksgiving dinner for its zoo animals on Monday.
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Video shows aftermath of downtown Chicago shooting, raising fresh safety concerns
Just days after a woman was shot near a downtown Chicago Macy’s, safety concerns remain top of mind for residents.
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8 Chicago-area children welcomed into new families on National Adoption Day
A gloomy Friday was made a bit brighter at the Daley Center in downtown Chicago as 10 children joined eight families during National Adoption Day.
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College students with ties to Chicago area honored as 2025 Rhodes Scholars
A group of college students with Chicago-area ties are being honored as part of this year’s elite class of Rhodes Scholars.
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An exclusive look at artifacts inside the Obama Presidential Center Museum
The Obama Presidential Center Museum is slated to open in Chicago in spring 2026. NBC 5 received an exclusive first look at artifacts that will be featured inside.
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Legendary singer Ella Jenkins passes away at 100
Singer-songwriter Ella Jenkins, a Chicago-native who had delighted children with her incredible music for decades, has passed away at the age of 100, her publicist announced. LeeAnn Trotter looks back at her remarkable legacy.
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Legendary Chicago singer-songwriter Ella Jenkins passes away at 100
Singer-songwriter Ella Jenkins, a Chicago-native who had delighted children with her incredible music for decades, has passed away at the age of 100, her publicist announced.
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2 killed in West Chicago shooting, police say
Police in suburban West Chicago say two people are dead after they were found slumped over in a vehicle Saturday night.
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Meet the founder of one of the largest Hispanic-owned financial firms in the US
Martin Cabrera had worked up a successful career in the investment banking industry when he decided to launch his own business.