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An 1889 Victorian Hits the Market in Elgin

By Thomas Connors
The eight-bedroom residence, with its tower, turret, and wraparound porch, was recently listed at just under $600,000. Read more

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By John Kessler
From croissants to half-chickens, these are the things our critic kept seeing. Read more
The 25 Best Things to Eat Right Now
By Ximena N. Beltran Quan Kiu , Amy Cavanaugh , Peter Gianopulos , John Kessler , Titus Ruscitti , Lisa Shames , and Anthony Todd
From pistachio gelato to spicy Sichuan noodles, the most memorable bites of the moment offer a delicious tour of the city. Read more
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By John Kessler
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Chicago desperately needs more housing. But when it comes to building apartments, the city is its own worst enemy. Read more
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Were Trump's stronger numbers in Chicago an indication of the city becoming more Republican? Read more
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Real Estate
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Connor Bedard’s No Days Off
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