Walter Jacobson's Mean Street Diary: Part IVIn this fourth installment of "Mean Street Diary," Walter Jacobson finds some kindness and the beginnings of camaraderie in meeting some people experiencing homelessness, as he spent 48 hours undercover as a homeless man during a brutal Chicago winter. Original airdate: Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1991.
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Water Main Breaks In Back Of The Yards NeighborhoodCrews worked to clear a water main break in the Back of the Yards neighborhood overnight.
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One Man Shot, One Killed In KFC Parking LotThe shooting happened the parking lot of a KFC restaurant on South Lafayette Avenue.
Man, 68, Shot Dead While Driving Through BridgeportA 68-year-old man was shot in the head wounded while driving in his car in Bridgeport Tuesday evening, and he later died.
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Roof Collapses At Vacant South Shore BuildingThe building at 75th Street and Ridgeland Avenue will have to be demolished.
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