Stacey Baca
ABC 7 Chicago
Chicago, IL, United States
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Hines VA Hospital Hotline offers help for homeless veterans, and anyone can call
We have all seen homeless veterans, maybe downtown or along an expressway. Now you can help that veteran, whether they're a stranger or someone you know, by calling a special Hines VA Hospital Hotline. → Read More
Chicago summer fun is back: Events and outdoor activities reopen
Chicagoans are ready for summer fun, and after a pandemic hiatus, several events are finally back. → Read More
Earth Day 2022: Young Chicagoans reflect on efforts to help the planet
Young Chicagoans reflect on what Earth Day means to them, including students at Tilden High School built a vertical hydroponic garden and potted plants. → Read More
Crystal Lake South High School custodian credited with saving student's life
At Crystal Lake South High School, custodian Mike Cruz was busy cleaning tables in the cafeteria last month when he noticed a student was in trouble and not breathing. → Read More
Fast Track restaurant closes after more than 30 years in West Loop
Iconic West Loop restaurant Fast Track closed its doors permanently Wednesday. → Read More
Relatives remember Frida Kahlo ahead of Chicago exhibit opening: 'She is an icon'
Frida Kahlo's relatives remembered her ahead of a new immersive exhibit opening in Chicago. → Read More
Holocaust survivor perseveres after childhood horrors in concentration camps
George Levy Mueller still has vivid, horrific memories of his childhood, surviving the Holocaust while his parents, aunts, uncles and cousins were all killed. → Read More
Chicago twins step into manhood, talk about overcoming obstacles of growing up on West Side
For the past five years, ABC7 Chicago Reporter Stacey Baca has chronicled the lives of twin brothers as they grow up on the city's West Side. Now, they have reached a milestone and want to share their advice with others. → Read More
City holds 1st public meeting on Chicago casino bids
Chicagoans came in person Thursday to hear about five proposals to build a casino in the city. → Read More
COVID vaccine boosters available from Cook County at pop up clinics Sunday
Illinois' top doctor is pushing everyone to get booster shots at events across Cook County Sunday, warning that the pandemic is not over and hospitalizations are on the rise across the state, especially in Will and Kankakee counties. → Read More
Incarcerated veterans in Lake County, Illinois virtually connect to VA specialists
Brian Fletcher is one of the first incarcerated veterans to take advantage of a VA program that just launched in Illinois. → Read More
Hire Chicago kicks off Monday with focus on manufacturing careers
One Chicago manufacturing company taking part is offering a starting pay of $20 an hour, plus benefits. → Read More
Chicago family among those calling for national COVID-19 Memorial Day
A Chicago family is part of a national movement calling for a permanent COVID-19 Memorial Day on March 1. → Read More
Hire Chicago to offer job interviews in new industry each week
Hire Chicago's five-week event kicks off August 2 and will focus on a different industry each week. → Read More
Officers 'under attack,' as CPD widow calls for unity between police force, community
A Chicago police widow is calling for unity between the community and the police force. → Read More
Chicago Alfresco program partnering with 15 community organizations for outdoor dining
Fifteen neighborhoods will participate in the first round of the Chicago Alfresco program. → Read More
Lou Malnati's celebrates 50 years, countless deep dish pizzas
Lou Malnati's first location opened in Lincolnwood in 1971. → Read More
Nursing home visits in-person allowed at some senior living facilities amid as COVID-19 cases, deaths drop
Nursing home visits are allowed at some senior living facilities as COVID-19 cases and deaths continue to drop. → Read More
Chicago-area restaurant weeks help support local businesses struggling during pandemic
Restaurants are one of the hardest-hit industries during the pandemic, so if you want to support a local business, there are plenty of restaurant weeks happening all weekend. → Read More
Batavia woodwork team builds desks for remote learning children
A woodworking team built desks for children learning remotely due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More