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Car Crashes Into Building At Damen And Elston Intersection

In a crash on Chicago's North Side, a BMW drove right into a building on Damen Avenue at Elston, across from the Midtown Athletic Club.

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Flashback: 1966 unrest a tipping point for Puerto Rican Chicagoans

On a June day in 1966, during a time of celebration for Puerto Rican Chicagoans, a pair of Chicago cops set off a clash that would prove pivotal to Chicago and U.S. history. The conflict was years in the making, one resident said.

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McKinley Park residents love their namesake park and affordable neighborhood But they are fighting the city over an asphalt plant they say is ruining its charm

McKinley Park residents love their namesake park and affordable neighborhood. But they are fighting the city over an asphalt plant they say is ruining its charm. Nausheen Husain, Chicago Tribune © Jose M. Osorio/Chicago Tribune Theresa McNamara, chair of the Southwest Environmental Alliance, adjusts an effigy of Ald. George Cardenas, 12th, before a protest across the street from the MAT Asphalt plant in Chicago s McKinley Park, May 15, 2021. Some mornings, the smell seeping inside Jackie Montesdeoca’s home is so bad it wakes her up. She calls 311 or the Department of Public Health or the 12th Ward office. She tells them she can’t open her windows, and she can’t take her 1-year-old daughter, Ava, outside for a walk.

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McKinley Park residents want asphalt plant shut down

Many Chicagoans live next door to a health threat. In a new series on pollution, the Tribune is sharing their stories.

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As summer approaches, with an expected spike in violence, a study finds Chicagoans in Black communities with a lot of crime exercise less and are more obese

As summer approaches, with an expected spike in violence, a study finds Chicagoans in Black communities with a lot of crime exercise less and are more obese Darcel Rockett, Chicago Tribune © Abel Uribe/Chicago Tribune A man sits on a bench at an otherwise empty Mason Park in the West Garfield Park neighborhood of Chicago on May 19, 2021. West Garfield Park is an area with a high violence and obesity correlation. Chelsea Singleton, an assistant professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, became interested in the intersection of violence and nutrition when she was talking to managers of farmers markets in Black communities.

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