Web Extra: Chicago Tonight Puzzle, February Challenge
Clip: 2/8/2016 | 57s
The fourth installment of our Chicago Tonight Puzzle features a Chicago history theme.
Watch the short video below to play the fourth installment of the Chicago Tonight Puzzle. (Yes: The video itself is the puzzle.) Send us your answer by Monday, Feb. 15 for a chance to win our puzzle prize!
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Web Extra: Chicago Tonight Puzzle, February Challenge
Clip: 2/8/2016 | 57s
Watch the short video below to play the fourth installment of the Chicago Tonight Puzzle. (Yes: The video itself is the puzzle.) Send us your answer by Monday, Feb. 15 for a chance to win our puzzle prize!
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