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CTA riders at the State and Lake station in 2023. (Armando L. Sanchez / Chicago Tribune / Getty)
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Buckingham Fountain got 100 pricey French chairs — but are they comfortable?
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A decade after NEIU seized a block of Bryn Mawr through eminent domain, nothing has replaced those former businesses.
In honor of National Inventor Month, we’re taking a moment to admire Chicago’s many contributions to the world, many of which debuted at...
Think you know Chicago bridges? Test your knowledge!
Lincolnwood Town Center shuts down April 30 — depending who you ask. I went to the mall to check things out for myself.
Rat birth control IS working in Wicker Park. Let’s celebrate the humane news with a good, old-fashioned rat quiz!
Voter turnout was just over 25% when polls closed yesterday. Let’s review who won.
In Wicker, Bro Bagel's owner is taking on Call Your Mother. But which bagel is best?
Chicago has no shortage of good places to eat around town. Here are some of the bar, restaurant, and café openings we're watching.
The long-awaited Obama Presidential Center opens Juneteenth — a day with plenty more events across Chicago. And that’s all in addition to...
Production of Schlitz beer has ceased. Here's how Chicagoans are paying homage to the cheap beer.
Here are some of our favorite bars that offer outdoor patios to grab a drink.
After nearly 90 years in the Maxwell Street Area, Jim’s Original is moving to Pilsen. The stand popularized the Maxwell Street Polish.
May kicked off with a May Day jolt, and I expect the energy will stay high.
Decibel is now open in the former Berlin space on Belmont. Comparisons are inevitable.