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"I think there are lots of women out there that don't know that they can get this."
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Sara Machi is a multi-skilled journalist (MSJ) at CBS News Chicago.
She started at CBS News Chicago in December, 2022 from KSDK in St Louis where she had been an MSJ since 2019.
Sara takes pride in generating lead stories. At KSDK she led a continuing education program in the newsroom.
Prior to St. Louis, Sara was weekend anchor and MSJ at WDBJ in Roanoke, Va., and had similar roles at KTBA in Shreveport, La. and at WOAY in West Virginia.
Sara earned a degree in journalism at the University of Missouri School of Journalism.
An Emmy-nominated journalist, over the years Sara has reported live from presidential inaugurations, immersed herself in local court and crime reporting, and prompted new legislation to keep kids safe.
She joins her sister in Chicago and is exploring the city, often with her dogs Jack and Fitz in tow. She'll happily field your story ideas, restaurant recommendations, and pet photos.
"I think there are lots of women out there that don't know that they can get this."
"It's impressive that we had this idea and turned it into a Main Street initiative."
Almost 500 miles from the game in Omaha, University of Illinois alums packed the bars at Joe's.
The shooting happened around 12:14 p.m. in the 7900 block of South Wood Street.
"I grew up with it. This is Chicago. This is what you expect."
"I think that Chicago, we are here for tradition, but I am really happy to see that there are options and new additions to the menu."
"I might get emotional, but I'm so happy to have them home."
On Saturday night, Fields' face still flashed across the side of Soldier Field in a player montage – just one hour after the trade was announced.
Having St. Patrick's Day fall on Sunday makes for big business for the entire weekend – though on Sunday, forecasts have much colder temperatures in store.
This year's class from Northwestern University sat front row for lessons from the COVID-19 pandemic and now a measles outbreak.
Social media turns up several posts over the last week and a half – reporting stretches of streets with several tires slashed in Pilsen and also Archer Heights-West Elsdon.
The victims were identified as 15-year-old Terri Player and her 24-year-old brother, Terry Player.
That vulnerability of one type of plant, orchids, is what makes them such a good indicator of environmental change, a canary in the coal mine for ecological shifts.
The plan is to evict people after 60 days in a city shelter beginning next weekend.
Police said that the suspect was shot through the hand and suffered a graze wound to the head.