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Face. I was scared and i was thinking like maybe they followed me or maybe they know where i live and i dont want to fear like for my live somebody would do something to me if i was to park around there again. Reporter lima whos africanamerican lives on nearby cottman avenue, but for convenience and safety, she like many of her neighbors parks around the corner on the 3100 block of teesdale in what appears to be a mostly white block. Lima parked here sunday night. Says she came out monday mornin...

Breaking right now, Nuclear Threat and now north korea threatens to hit guam. They will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. So what is the next move . Also, her son with special needs found abandoned in the woods. I asked you guys nicely please leave the premises, by. She sure didnt want to talk to us. Now fox 29 news at 10 00. Local mom accused of the unthinkable. A lot of people asking how could she . Thankfully, a driver spotted the little boy before anything terrible cou...

This morning. We love these guys. We know the music. Wait until you see what theyre doing and where theyre doing t hariri almost globetrotters at it again. Look at this shot. Seriously . Yep. Happening right in our area. More on that. All right, it is 4 01, good day everybody on this wednesday, halfway through the week, thank you for joining us, good morning, bob kelly. Hump day. Thank you it, absolutely is. And it will be a gorgeous day. Wonderful wednesday weather, weve been waiting for. So we...

UpdatedFri, Feb 19, 2021 at 9:51 am CT Reply Joel K. Johnson begins new role as Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities CEO on March 1, 2021. (Staff Photo) (Chicago) – The board of directors of Treatment Alternatives for Safe Communities (TASC) announced today that it has named Joel K. Johnson, a recognized Chicago-based behavioral healthcare leader, as its next president and CEO, effective March 1. Johnson will be the first African-American to lead the agency. Johnson, a respected nonpro...