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Photographer Eric Holubow offers a rare glimpse inside five of Chicago's most grand movie palaces, and Roger Ebert shares one of his most unforgettable moviegoing experiences.
by Eric Holubow and Roger Ebert
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Four-star dining! Luxury cars! European getaways! An exclusive investigation reveals how Illinois politicians are living large on their campaigns' dime.
by David Bernstein and the Better Government Association
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A string of assaults and sexual crimes committed by pastors across the country have one thing in common: The perpetrators have ties to the megachurch in Hammond, Indiana.
by Bryan Smith
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by Cassie Walker Burke, David Zivan, Noah Isackson, Bryan Smith, and Geoffrey Johnson
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Locavores, rejoice! The season’s perfect presents—from fine jewelry to modern furniture—were made or designed right here in Chicago. For everyone on your list, buy something from home for the...
by Megan Lovejoy, Seth Putnam, and Lena Singer
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THE $53 MILLION BAMBOOZLE: How the trusted comptroller of a small Illinois town became the biggest municipal embezzler in U.S. history, according to the feds—and no one noticed
by Bryan Smith
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Obstreperous, loud, and unscripted, the Chicago Teachers Union president led the city's public school teachers to strike against Rahm Emanuel’s reform agenda—and became a national figure...
by Ben Goldberger
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TERROR IN A PILL: In 1982, seven Chicago-area residents were killed after taking cyanide-laced Tylenol capsules. Three decades later, in exclusives interview, the principal players in that drama...
by David Zivan
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After years of hype and hope, is the city finally building a tech sector to be reckoned with?
by David Lepeska
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Once one of the most promising politicians in the nation, Jesse Jackson Jr. has seen his career go horribly wrong—marked most recently by his mysterious disappearance and the revelation that...
by Steve Rhodes
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