
Steffanie Dupree
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1 week ago |
cbsnews.com | Edie Kasten |Steffanie Dupree
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson spoke out on Sunday, one week after his comments on the city's hiring practices sparked a federal investigation. This time, Mayor Johnson touted his achievements since taking office. On Sunday morning at the Heritage International Christian Church, at 5312 W. North Ave. in the North Austin neighborhood on Chicago's West Side, Mayor Johnson said crime has gone down thanks to his efforts.
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2 months ago |
cbsnews.com | Adam Harrington |John Odenthal |Steffanie Dupree
St. Patrick's Day weekend festivities continued Sunday with the South Side Irish Parade in Chicago's Beverly neighborhood. Dozens of floats and hundreds of marchers took part in the parade along Western Avenue between 103rd and 115th streets — braving chilly and snowy weather. The Big Shoulders Fund, a nonprofit organization that provides support for Catholic schools in Chicago, was the grand marshal this year.
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Feb 22, 2025 |
cbsnews.com | Todd Feurer |Steffanie Dupree
Hundreds rally in Chicago to support Ukraine Through songs and speeches, crowds packed Michigan Avenue on Saturday in a huge show of support for Ukraine in downtown Chicago. Monday marks three years since the start of Russia's invasion, and during a rally outside the Wrigley Building on Saturday afternoon, hundreds gathered to call for Chicago to stand united with Ukraine.
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Feb 16, 2025 |
cbsnews.com | Adam Harrington |Steffanie Dupree
Field Museum to host kitten cafe on Presidents' Day Since November, the Field Museum of Natural History has been hosting an exhibit all about cats of all kinds — domestic and wild, cuddly and ferocious. The last CBS News Chicago headline to come out of the Field Museum before Sunday was also about felines — specifically the man-eating Lions of Tsavo, which have been on display at the museum in taxidermy form since 1924.
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Feb 11, 2025 |
news8000.com | Adam Harrington |Steffanie Dupree
CHICAGO (WBBM) -- The sky was the limit when it came to love Sunday, as two couples tied the knot, and two others renewed vows, with magnificent views of the city beneath their feet. The couples were the winners of the "Love on the Ledge" contest at Skydeck Chicago. They all got to exchange or renew their vows at the top of the Willis Tower, 103 stories high.
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