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Ariel Cheung

Reporter/Producer @arielfab Contact

Ariel Cheung is a reporter/producer covering the West Loop, Near West Side and Pilsen for DNAinfo Chicago. She previously covered Lakeview, Wrigleyville and Avondale.

Prior to joining DNAinfo Chicago in February 2015, Ariel was the crime enterprise reporter for The Post-Crescent in Appleton, Wis., where she wrote about crime trends, breaking news and criminal court around the Fox Valley. She has also worked for The Register-Mail in Galesburg, Ill., The Chicago Sun-Times and Dayton Daily News.

Ariel is from Toledo, Ohio and graduated from the University of Cincinnati, where she developed a love for community-focused journalism as editor-in-chief of the student newspaper.

She lives in Uptown and enjoys theater, reading and all the typical vices of a 20-something (i.e. food, coffee and a great neighborhood bar). She is also a colossal nerd. 

Fun Fact: As a child, Ariel was in a three-episode television pilot involving a magician and his puppet pals. Her path to child stardom came to a crashing end soon after. 

Lakeview & Wrigleyville »

May 24, 2017

Some of Chicago's top chefs will offer new versions of their favorite ballpark eats.

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May 23, 2017

The cameras will be placed as far as the Kennedy Expy., but will mostly be around Wrigley Field.

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May 19, 2017

The Lakeview adult shop is screening "XConfessions," a series of empowering erotic short films.

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May 19, 2017

Foss Swim School in Lakeview will host the free workshop.

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May 18, 2017

Hotel Versey is just one of several new or planned hotels in Lakeview.

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May 17, 2017

Budlong and Furious Spoon are among the first-known tenants.

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May 16, 2017

See which church — and synagogue — conversions are planned for your neighborhood.

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May 14, 2017

Chicago-based advocates are making a final push before the window for public comment closes.