Co-Organizer Liz Radford Shares How Women's March Chicago Is Changing This Year
In January 2017, a quarter million people showed up for the massive downtown protest. This Saturday, what will be different?
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Chicago's Urban Renewal Displaced an Astonishing Number of People in the 20th Century
Federally funded projects led to the removal of almost 23,000 families in fewer than two decades, a new mapping project finds.
Could a Political Newcomer Unseat Illinois's Most Conservative Democrat?
Marie Newman might be the perfect person (at the perfect time) to take down seven-term congressman Dan Lipinski.
What’s the Deal with the South Shore Golf Course?
The city wants to create a top-tier golf course in Jackson Park, but it’s on shaky ground—literally.
10 Great Stories You Should Read This Week
A community-funded West Side health clinic, a governor’s race with unlimited money, and 10 years of Chicago’s Field Notes.
Why Field Notes Have Remained Curiously Addictive for a Decade
A decade ago, Chicago-based Coudal Partners turned a designer’s holiday gift of small handmade notebooks into an uber-popular business.
Should Sears Become a "Tech" Company? They Already Tried That
The retailing giant was early to the internet with the Prodigy service. It lost a lot of money and its early lead to AOL, but it got a lot right about the internet we live on today.
Chicago Is Now Better Educated Than Its Suburbs
A flood of college graduates has made Chicago one of the best-educated cities in America, but an unequal one as well.
This Week’s 10 Must-Read Stories
The ruination of Jackson Park, what happens after suburban cop shootings, and a look at Lena Waithe’s The Chi.