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Chicago Shooting Victim Smiles Again, 10 Years After Losing Teeth

In 2006, nine-year-old Marcus Norris was sitting in his family’ living room, watching TV and eating ice cream with his […]

A Chicago-area woman has become the first in the world to fitted for a Triton “smart ankle,” a prosthetic that

A group of Fraternite Notre Dame nuns living in and serving Chicago’s West Side just received a major blessing after

Getting older ain’t what it used to be, with some now calling 40 the new 30 or even 20. However,

The U.S. may have the world’s largest market for passenger vehicles, and if the excitement regarding a new Kia vehicle

Nicor Gas will soon undertake a massive $2 billion, nine-year pipe replacement project that will give a much-needed upgrade to

It was late on the night of January 29th when a group of nurses at the University of Chicago Medical

Of all the sports we cherish today, running is one of the oldest (as well as the simplest) athletic traditions

Buildings can flood for a number of reasons; hurricanes, winter snow storms and snowmelt are all common culprits. However, when

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