Great Lakes fish go on display at Shedd Aquarium

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• Grill detail cleans up for cookouts
• May 21, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Have you ever taken off the cover of your grill after a long, cold winter and thought, what a mess? Now a company will take care of the cleanup for you.
• 'Forest' the dog captured after months in woods
• May 14, 2013 (HAMMOND, Ind.) - How do you rescue a dog who doesn't want to be rescued? With a steak.
• 'Drutter' replaces golf clubs, spares golfers' back pain
• May 1, 2013 (FRANKFORT, Ill.) - When Dino Kapadia goes golfing, he doesn't bring along any golf clubs. He doesn't need them - he has a Drutter.
• Rare 1913 Liberty Head nickel up for auction
• April 24, 2013 (CHICAGO) - A nickel is a nickel is a nickel. Unless it's a 1913 Liberty Head nickel.
• Theatre stages dusk to dawn Shakespeare
• April 23, 2013 (SKOKIE, Ill.) - To celebrate his 449th birthday, Foundlings Theatre Company is nonstop Shakespeare, from dusk to dawn.
• Photos capture melting Fulton Market Cold Storage building
• April 22, 2013 (CHICAGO) - For over 90 years, the old Fulton Market Cold Storage building stood untouched at 1000 W. Fulton.
• Boston bombing renews 'resolve' of runners
• April 16, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Brendan Cournane has never won the Boston Marathon, but he's run it many times.
• Field Museum gets meteorites from Russia
• April 8, 2013 (CHICAGO) - In February, a huge meteorite exploded into thousands of pieces over Russia. Now some of those treasures from space are at Chicago's Field Museum.
• Animatronic dinosaurs roam Brookfield Zoo
• April 3, 2013 (BROOKFIELD, Ill.) - Travel back in time -- about 200 million years -- at Brookfield Zoo. Dinosaurs Alive! returns- bigger and better than ever.
• Street sign honors soldier killed in Iraq
• April 2, 2013 (CHICAGO) - Too often people forget those killed in combat. Now, a street sign will remind the neighborhood of Private First Class Omar Torres.
• Want to write in Hemingway's Oak Park home? Here's your chance
• March 27, 2013 (OAK PARK, Ill.) - One of America's greatest authors Ernest Hemingway was born and raised in suburban Oak Park.
• Barber's job saved his life at Auschwitz
• March 26, 2013 (CHICAGO) - One man says he lived through the horrors of a Nazi concentration camp because he was a barber.

• Stone Age uncovered at Field Museum
• Inspiring Beauty: 50 Years of Ebony Fashion Fair
• Irish Eyes smile, vote on Chicago's St Patrick's Day
• 'Creatures of Light' on exhibit at Field Museum
• Ode to a Snow Blower
• Mary Magdalene shin bone on Ill. tour
• Rapping pastor preaches religion with rhyme
• Takin babies all the talk at LP Zoo
• Paczki Day in Chicago
• 'Little bum' makes homeless feel at home
• Apes form unusual bond at Brookfield Zoo
• WWII veteran collects, restores, sells artifacts
• Plumbing company does good for do-gooder
• Which winter hat is the best?
• Rescued sea lions find home at Shedd
• Restaurant to serve pizza in a log cabin
• Man keeps Corvairs on the road
• 'Black cat and black dog syndrome' is real
• Leafcutter ants chomp away at Notebaert Museum
• 89-year-old hosts yearly Christmas wonderland
• Canoe designer leaves historic legacy
• Man does random acts of kindess for strangers
• Hyenas welcomed at Lincoln Park Zoo
• Free Twinkies at west suburban restaurant
• Shedd's 'Penguin Hops' beer on tap at NW Side bar
• Norman Rockwell's 'Willie Gillis' could bring in $10M
• Baby giraffe newest addition at Brookfield Zoo
• Exhibit explores music in public housing
• 'Drunken doughnuts' on offer at Chicago bakery
• 90-year-old starts new career selling cars