Kelvin Kiptum, killed in car crash, made history at Chicago Marathon
Race director Carey Pinkowski told CBS 2 that the first thing Kiptum did after finishing was to look for the last man to set the world record in Chicago, Khalid Khannouchi.
John Dodge is CBS Chicago's Director of Digital Content. John has been a journalist for nearly four decades with experience in print, television and online platforms.
He started in Lafayette, Indiana, covering high school sports for the Journal and Courier newspaper in the mid-1980s.
He eventually became Executive News Editor at the Chicago Sun-Times in the 1990s, overseeing the editing and production of the daily news section for one of the largest newspapers in the country.
He later moved to CBS as Senior Editor and was named Executive Producer of cbschicago.com in 2007. In that role, he managed a staff of journalists on a website that combined the journalistic resources of CBS 2 News, Newsradio 780-AM, and WSCR-670, the sports radio station in Chicago.
In 2016, Dodge was promoted to Director of Digital Content for CBS Chicago and oversees all digital operations on the station's various digital platforms, including the website and the television station's social media channels.
Mr. Dodge graduated from Purdue University with a degree in communications. He lives in Northwest Indiana with his wife and two children.
Race director Carey Pinkowski told CBS 2 that the first thing Kiptum did after finishing was to look for the last man to set the world record in Chicago, Khalid Khannouchi.
A series of fires erupted at the BP refinery in Whiting on Thursday afternoon.
On Jan. 30-31, 2019, it was so cold that wind chills plunged to 50 below zero.
There was only one problem: Srdjan Illic stole the story -- all of it, from the data analysis to the interviews -- from CBS 2.
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The fire also killed two girls, Davida Smith, 9, and Faith Smith, 17 months, and three boys, Demetis Smith, 10, Deontay Smith, 5, and D'Angelo Smith, 4.
Two teenagers died after they were shot in the Loop Friday during the lunch hour, a time when that area is typically crowded with tourists, students, workers, and commuters.
The displays are in the Field's Robert R. McCormick Halls of the Ancient Americas and the Alsdorf Hall of Northwest Coast and Arctic Peoples.
Two girls and three boys between the ages of 17 months and ten years old lost their lives.
The jury reached the verdict late Monday after five days of testimony from more than a dozen witnesses.
Freezing rain is likely overnight, resulting in slippery roads (especially side streets and untreated roads,) sidewalks, and driveways for Monday night through Tuesday morning.
A sixth child was transported by air to a pediatric burn center in Indianapolis.
A woman who was brutally attacked on the CTA Red Line earlier this month has died.
This week's pick-axe-in-your-forehead weather is the coldest air mass in five years, but unlike 2019, this snap is not one for the record books.
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