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Greg Dutra

Greg Dutra

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Meteorologist, WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)

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Total articles 134

  • Illinois' indigenous cultural sites like Plano's Farnsworth House are being erased by climate change, U of I archeologists find

    By Greg Dutra Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified PLANO, Ill. (WLS) -- There's an urgency among some people to take one last trip to places that could soon be erased by climate change. In Plano, 60 miles southwest of Chicago, an architectural masterpiece shares the banks of the Fox River with potential sites of our most ancestral inhabitants. "It was Edith Farnsworth's country house.

    By Greg Dutra Verified · WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Feb. 06, 2025

  • ABC7 Chicago meteorologist Greg Dutra takes early cruise on Disney Treasure ship to show Chicagoans what to expect

    By Greg Dutra Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified CHICAGO (WLS) -- ABC7 Chicago meteorologist Greg Dutra took an early sail on the Disney Treasure to show Chicagoans what to expect. The Treasure is the newest cruise line to set sail in the Disney fleet. From engaging Broadway shows, to sugar detours at the cruise's charming cafe, Jumbeaux's Sweets, Disney Treasure has everything your family needs for an amazing stay. Chicago cold got you down?

    By Greg Dutra Verified · WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Dec. 10, 2024

  • Illinois' indigenous cultural sites like Plano's Farnsworth House are being erased by climate change, U of I archeologists find

    By Greg Dutra Verified| WLS-TV (Chicago, IL) Verified PLANO, Ill. (WLS) -- There's an urgency among some people to take one last trip to places that could soon be erased by climate change. In Plano, 60 miles southwest of Chicago, an architectural masterpiece shares the banks of the Fox River with potential sites of our most ancestral inhabitants. "It was Edith Farnsworth's country house.

    By Greg Dutra Verified · WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)

    Feb. 06, 2025

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WLS-TV (Chicago, IL)