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abc7chicago.com | Sarah Schulte
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Tucked away in the Garfield Ridge neighborhood is an incredible display of art, honoring five Chicago police officers killed in the line of duty. The artist is talking about why he painted it and how each officer's family helped him. There are still some finishing touches for Milton Coronado's latest project.
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abc7chicago.com | Sarah Schulte
CHICAGO (WLS) -- With the United States Refugee Admissions Program shut down and more countries possibly added to the travel ban list, World Refugee Day in Chicago is taking on a different meaning under the Trump administration. Ukrainians, Africans and several others gathered for Chicago's 24th annual World Refugee Day.
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abc7chicago.com | Sarah Schulte
CHICAGO (WLS) -- While he looks to his future, Pedro Martinez credits his Chicago Public Schools past for his success. As an immigrant from Mexico who was struggling in school, Martinez says his CPS grade school teachers saw something in him. However, nothing prepared Martinez for a tumultuous year dealing with what he calls bullies.
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2 weeks ago |
abc7chicago.com | Sarah Schulte
CHICAGO (WLS) -- Chicago-area medical experts are reacting after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. purged the entire Centers for Disease Control and Prevention panel responsible for recommending vaccines. Local doctors, especially pediatricians, are concerned about the return of many childhood diseases. Pediatricians at Northwestern Children's Practice have so much confidence in the safety and effectiveness of vaccines the Chicago practice only allows patients who are vaccinated.
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abc7chicago.com | Sarah Schulte
UNIVERSITY PARK, Ill. (WLS) -- Residents in the village of University Park have been dealing with water problems for years. They blame a private utility that supplies water in this area and, once again, is providing free bottled water. From the dogs to cooking to her array of beverage machines, Donna Bell uses bottled water for everything in her house, except bathing, despite paying big water bills every month.
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Charles Selle
Managing Editor at Lake County News-Sun
Charles Selle primarily covers news in the Greater Chicago area including suburbs like Evanston and Skokie, Illinois, United States.
Clifford Ward
Freelancer Reporter at Chicago Tribune
Clifford Ward primarily covers news in the Greater Chicago area, including suburbs like Schaumburg and Elgin, Illinois, United States.
Steve Sadin
Freelance Journalist at Chicago Tribune
Steve Sadin primarily covers news in the Greater Waukegan area including North Chicago and surrounding suburbs in Illinois, United States.
Sam Borcia
CEO and Publisher at Lake and McHenry County Scanner
Sam Borcia primarily covers news in the Greater Chicago area, including suburbs like Schaumburg and Elgin, Illinois, United States.
Claire O'Brien
Reporter at Shaw Media
Reporter at NorthWest Herald
Claire O'Brien primarily covers news in the Greater Chicago area including suburbs like Elgin and Aurora, Illinois, United States.
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