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    Burst pipe at Ronald McDonald House in Chicago displaces families after polar vortex

    by Elyssa Cherney, Chicago Tribune Feb 04, 2019 1 minute

    CHICAGO - For the past year, Kayla Ybanez and her family have lived at a Ronald McDonald House on Chicago's South Side while Ybanez's 4-year-old daughter undergoes treatment for her immune system at nearby Comer Children's Hospital.

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