Web Extra!As plans were being made today by survivors of Kadeidrah “Dee Dee” Marsh for a prayer vigil, the 20-year-old woman suspected of shooting her arrived at a West Side church seeking help in surrendering to police. The Rev. Marshall Hatch, senior pastor at New Mount Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church, 4301 W. Washington Blvd., said that Tennille Tyson surrendered to 15th District officers under the direction of Commander Alfonza Wysinger at 12:40 p.m.

Alex Olivera once lived a life of crime. He spent much of his youth in prison, but is today trying to help other troubled youth avoid those treacherous roads he once traveled.

Many individuals make Chicago a unique city, and some of the citizens are so well known, a single name identifies them-Oprah, for example.

Percy Julian Jr., son of the famed scientist and civil rights advocate, confessed to not spending as much time with his father as he would have liked as a child. His dad was usually on the road giving lectures or at his laboratory doing what he loved to do.

State Representative LaShawn Ford (8th Dist.) thought the best way to celebrate Black History Month was to bring attention to African-Americans’ health. Ford organized a health forum asking, “What’s killing us?” on Saturday, Feb. 16, at St. Martin’s de Porres Church.