'I want to be heard': Former Chicago Ford engineer on alleged harassment cover-up | ChicagoLIVE
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A coalition is raising concerns about an alleged pattern of harassment at the Ford Chicago Assembly Plant. Former quality engineer Ayanna Lynn joins ChicagoLIVE alongside attorney Chiquita Hall-Jackson to share her story and discuss the claims.

As America nears 250th birthday, Pullman National Historical Park reflects nation's railroad, labor legacy

Before luxury train travel, passengers rode on wooden benches. George Pullman's "hotels on wheels" changed that — and helped reshape America. Now, Pullman National Historical Park is bringing that history back to life.

How Chicago's Pullman neighborhood helped build America
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As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, Chicago's Pullman neighborhood is reflecting on its outsized role in shaping American rail travel, labor history and urban development while preparing for a major restoration and revival.

New blood test makes pancreatic cancer easier to detect
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A new blood test detects pancreatic cancer in 65% of patients, up from 17% with the previous test. Northwestern Medicine Oncologist Dr. Akhil Chawla joins Good Day Chicago to discuss what it means for earlier detection.

How ComEd is tackling power losses during the extreme heat
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Extreme heat puts added stress on the Chicago-area power grid. ComEd spokesperson Tom Dominguez joins Chicago's Morning News to discuss outage prevention efforts.

Chicago crowds head to the beach amid dangerous heat wave
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Chicago crowds gathered at the beach today as temperatures soared in the 90s amid the dangerous heat wave this week.  

Birthright citizenship ruling, combatting Chicago crime | The Chicago Report
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The Supreme Court made two significant rulings on Tuesday, sparking lots of reaction. And, a nonprofit group in Chicago is stepping up to help combat crime on CTA trains during the Fourth of July holiday weekend. All this and more on "The Chicago Report." 

Chicago immigrant groups celebrate SCOTUS birthright ruling: 'A moment to engage'

In Chicago, dozens of local immigrant rights organizations gathered to celebrate the decision but said the fight over immigration rights is far from over.

'Violence Interrupters' to patrol CTA trains for July 4th | The Chicago Report
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Two recent robberies on the CTA Blue Line and a shooting that killed a CTA worker has led to renewed safety concerns. The nonprofit group 'Violence Interrupters' launched their own patrols on the Blue Line to hand out safety tips and protect riders.

FOX Chicago's Dawn Hasbrouck signs off after 16 years
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After almost 17 years at FOX Chicago, Dawn Hasbrouck is signing off for the last time. Our news team sends her well wishes 

The ultimate Chicago history crash course in 250 seconds
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As the country celebrates its 250th birthday, we are taking a closer look at Chicago's past. We went to the Chicago History Museum to get a rundown of how our city came to be -- in 250 seconds.