Ari Sushinski Becomes First Black Girl Ever To Make A Boys' Varsity Hockey Team In Evanston
This season, Ari Sushinski became the first girl to make an Evanston boys' varsity team since the mid-1990s – and the first Black girl to ever do so.
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This season, Ari Sushinski became the first girl to make an Evanston boys' varsity team since the mid-1990s – and the first Black girl to ever do so.
A customer threw a brick through the glass door at the Wieners Circle hot dog stand in Lincoln Park Wednesday night after being refused service because he wouldn't wear a mask.
A man is dead and a woman was wounded in a shootout in Park Manor Wednesday night.
Cook County continues to encourage people to get the COVID-19 vaccine by offering up incentives.
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A coding error on the Illinois Rental Payment Program web portal briefly exposed documents submitted by tenant applicants.
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A Chicago woman has been charged with vandalizing a memorial to fallen Chicago Police Officer Ella French last August.
The United States Postal Service confirmed it's investigating the mail burning.
"It really forces them into the world of engineers. They're being tested by engineers. They're being judged by engineers," teacher Dan West said.
