Arctic blast hits Chicago area; extreme cold, wind chills, school E-Learning, Metra delays, and warming centers open for residents.
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Cook County opens warming centers as arctic chill hits Chicago
Cook County opens warming centers as wind chills near –10°F, offering shelter, snacks, restrooms, and limited pet accommodations for residents.
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Cardiac Bears Keep Chicago on the Edge
The Chicago Bears’ dramatic finishes thrill fans but raise heart rates, prompting doctors to urge moderation, awareness and stress management.
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SXU students explore child development through museum field study
Saint Xavier students observed children at Oak Lawn Children’s Museum, applying developmental theories through interactive exhibits and hands-on learning experiences.
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Longtime Justice animal clinic closes following veterinarian’s passing
Justice Animal Clinic has closed after the October 2025 death of Dr. Young Kang, leaving pet owners mourning a trusted caregiver.
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Holy Arrival! Our Lady of Guadalupe Lands at SXU
Saint Xavier University unveils a hand-carved Our Lady of Guadalupe statue, blending art, faith, and campus heritage in McDonough Chapel.
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Leo Choir shares South Side pride through powerful performance
Leo High School Choir captivates Beverly Arts Center audience, showcasing national talent and South Side pride after America’s Got Talent success.
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Hometown Police Department offers free child car seat inspections
Hometown Police offer free car seat inspections, stressing winter coat dangers and teaching parents how to buckle children safely for every ride.
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OSF Little Company of Mary prepares for big changes
OSF Little Company of Mary will remove the North Pavilion in 2026, preserving sacred spaces while keeping patient care uninterrupted.
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Burbank teen selected as Delegate to Congress of Future Medical Leaders
Burbank teen Natalia Kwak, a St. Laurence freshman, earns prestigious medical leadership honor while excelling in science and creative projects.