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Northwestern should renovate Ryan Field, just like the Cubs did at Wrigley - Vimarsana News

Northwestern should renovate Ryan Field, just like the Cubs did at Wrigley

In 2014, Chicago Cubs owners began a renovation of Wrigley Field costing upwards of $500 million, far less than the $800 million for Northwestern’s new stadium.

Mute noisy mufflers, City Council, but don't go for a cash grab - Vimarsana News

Mute noisy mufflers, City Council, but don't go for a cash grab

Mufflers modified to create a din have no place in a city.

Hot Chocolate Run: A look at the street closures for Sunday's event – NBC Chicago - Vimarsana News

Hot Chocolate Run: A look at the street closures for Sunday's event – NBC Chicago

With cold temperatures likely here to stay in the Chicago area, thousands of runners will look to keep warm on Sunday by participating in the 16th annual Hot...

Week in Review: Boy killed in hate crime • Alderman targets street takeovers • risky social media challenge - Vimarsana News

Week in Review: Boy killed in hate crime • Alderman targets street takeovers • risky social media challenge

A 6-year-old boy and his mother were attacked over their Muslim faith in a Chicago suburb, resulting in the boy's death; an alderman is calling for a new approach to thwart 'street takeovers; and a viral social media trend is landing teens in custody.

Chicago council member wants to fine PARENTS $5K for children who are 'out of control and cause 90% of the problems' as drag racers take over the city's streets - Vimarsana News

Chicago council member wants to fine PARENTS $5K for children who are 'out of control and cause 90% of the problems' as drag racers take over the city's streets

A Chicago alderman wants to fine parents of children he claims are 'out of control and cause 90 percent' of the city's problems up to $5,000 amid the city's continued crime issues.