Death of Chicago's First Black Mayor, Harold Washington | Big Chicago Stories
When Harold Washington, Chicago’s first Black mayor, was re-elected to a second term, his agenda seemed to finally be taking off. He then suddenly died the day before Thanksgiving 1987. What ensued after his death was overwhelming grief punctuated by behind-the-scenes maneuvering to determine who would be the city’s next mayor. In Episode 3, NBC 5's Phil Rogers documents the unforgettable week that unfolded in smoke-filled rooms and public squares. From a skyscraper-climbing spider-man to the shocking and devastating Loop train crash, a new NBC Chicago docuseries has brought some of the city's biggest stories back to the screen.

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Deadly Alliance: Leopold & Loeb — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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The Daley Years -- The Legacy Of Mayor Richard J Daley

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What If El Train Falls off the Track? | Big Chicago Stories

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Mayor Washington: 100 Days Later -- A 1983 CBS 2 News Special

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1982 NEWS SPECIAL: The South Bronx | WASTELAND

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The Real Mad Men of Chicago — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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Harold Washington | Unsung History

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Chicago’s Public Housing Disaster | The Robert Taylor Homes

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Inside Gary, Indiana

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Rod Blagojevich — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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The Tylenol Murders | Big Chicago Stories

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Jane Byrne — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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Why "O'Block" is Totally Forbidden | Chicago History

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Dan “Spider Dan” Goodwin, The Climber | Big Chicago Stories

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1967 DOCUMENTARY: "WELFARE OVER FATHERS" | The Welfare Revolt ©

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The Legacy of Chicago Mayor Harold Washington

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The Boss and the Bulldozer — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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Harold Washington: Honoring the People’s Mayor Part I

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Angels Too Soon: The School Fire of '58 — A Chicago Stories Documentary

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