Biographer of 'First Lady of Black Press' Ethel Payne Shares Her Story

March 13, 2015 High 61° F | Low 43° F | Clouds and sun Englewood, Auburn Gresham & Chatham Top Stories Biographer of 'First Lady of Black Press' Ethel Payne Shares Her Story The late African-American journalist, a Lindblom grad, traveled the world during the civil rights era. Read More... Woman Dies After Being Struck by Car, Charges Pending, Police Say Jazzalyn Fontanez, of the 1700 block of N. Campbell Ave., died after being hit by car, officials said. Read More... Downtown Bars, With Hundreds of Kegs Ready, Brace for St. Patrick's Day Local bars are preparing for one of the busiest drinking days of the year. Read More... How the City Deals With Dog Poop and Other Gross Stuff After Snow Melts The city says it sends officials to people's homes and tells them to clean up after the dogs. Read More... Museum of Science and Industry Giving Out Free Pie for Pi Day The museum will celebrate the date lining up with the mathematical constant with pizza and pie. Read More... Follow your neighborhood reporter @andreavwatson12 233 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60601 USA | Copyright © 2015 DNAinfo.com, All rights reserved.