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Orland Park Latina business owner expands eyebrow boutique with niche fragrance brands (opens the original)
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ORLAND PARK, Ill. (WLS) -- For Diana Roth, beauty is about more than what people see in the mirror. It has become a passion and a business she has built from the ground up. Roth opened The Browtique in Orland Park in 2009 after growing up in Blue Island. She said decades of experience doing eyebrows have given her a foundation for building her business. "after a couple decades of doing eyebrows, you pretty much have a good foundation to guide you on what to do and what not to do," Roth said. Ove
Indoor garden, food pantry demand highlight hunger pressures in Chicago area (opens the original)
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The Greater Chicago Food Depository said charitable food programs cannot replace SNAP on their own CHICAGO (WLS) -- On Hunger Action Day, the Greater Chicago Food Depository is warning that changes to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits are putting additional pressure on families and food pantries, while an indoor garden in the south suburbs is using hydroponic technology to address food insecurity. At the Hope Center in Blue Island, lettuce is grown in towers rather than acres. T
Chicago mother seeks answers after 13-year-old son severely beaten on South Side (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- A Chicago mother is demanding answers after her 13-year-old son was severely beaten Saturday, an attack she says may have been retaliation for rapping about rival cliques on social media. Tiffany Taylor said she has felt helpless while sitting at her son's bedside at Comer Children's Hospital. She said he suffered brain and facial swelling and multiple seizures in the beating. "He incurred deep injures to the right of his face. His eye. He can't see out of his eye," Taylor said.
East Chicago elementary students remain split between schools following Aug. 11 storms (opens the original)
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EAST CHICAGO, Ind. (WLS) -- Parents of Lincoln Elementary School students are demanding answers about when their children can return to their classrooms after summer storms damaged the school and forced students to attend classes in other buildings. Students have spent weeks divided between Washington Elementary and Block Junior High School following the storm damage. Ajira Johnson, a parent, said the sudden disruption has been confusing for her kindergarten-age son. "It's kind of confusing beca
Chicago foundation expands free NICU parking program to Comer Children's Hospital in Hyde Park (opens the original)
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CHICAGO (WLS) -- For parents with a baby in a neonatal intensive care unit, every minute at the hospital matters. But daily parking expenses can add another burden for families already facing the challenges of caring for a critically ill newborn. The Jackson Chance Foundation, a Chicago organization created after one family's experience in the NICU, is expanding its free parking program to Comer Children's Hospital on the University of Chicago Medical Center campus in Hyde Park. For Carrie Meghi
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