Chicago firefighter Jermaine Pelt to be laid to rest
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The Chicago community honors a fallen firefighter for the second day in a row as Jermaine Pelt is laid to rest in the Pullman neighborhood. The funeral for Lt. Jan Tchoryk was held Thursday. Both men were killed in the line of duty last week.

Suspect wanted after masturbating near Chicago elementary school

Chicago police are looking for a man who was seen masturbating near a school in Pullman while children were in the vicinity.

Pullman honored with designation of new National Historic Park
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U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, U.S. Rep. Robin Kelly and Mayor Lori Lightfoot attended the ceremony Thursday recognizing Pullman as Chicago?s first National Historic Park

Pullman Hotel project get $5M city grant
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The Pullman Hotel Group hopes to build a 101-room Hampton by Hilton on four acres of what is now Pullman Park.

Hundreds turn out for CTA job fair on Chicago's South Side

Hundreds of people attended the job fair on Friday. CTA officials shared information on the city agency, requirements for the jobs they are looking to fill and, finally, how to apply.

Chicago man charged with fatally shooting 28-year-old at gas station during argument

Police said the victim got into an argument with Evans at the gas station. He allegedly pulled a gun out of a fanny pack and shot the victim multiple times in the chest, forearm and finger.

Chicago man charged with murdering teen during robbery on South Side last year

According to prosecutors, Norels and a co-conspirator allegedly murdered William McGee on Nov. 11, 2021 while carrying out a planned robbery of him.

Groundbreaking held for expansion of Pullman Porter Museum
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The museum first opened in 1995 to tell the story of the thousands of African Americans who worked as porters on Pullman sleeping cars, starting shortly after the Civil War and lasting well into the 20th century.

Chicago's Pullman Porter Museum tells the story of African American and labor history

The museum first opened in 1995 to tell the story of the thousands of African Americans who worked as porters on Pullman sleeping cars, starting shortly after the Civil War and lasting well into the 20th century.