Move Over, Sue. Here Comes a Titanosaur
The Field Museum is bringing in a newer, bigger skeleton. But where else can you find the world’s largest dinosaurs?
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Citizen Scientists Capture Eerie Images Above the Earth During Solar Eclipse
The 360-degree video and photos taken from 90,000 feet were “not like any images we’d ever seen before,” one of the builders said.
10 Must-Read Stories This Week in Chicago
How to be a paletero, why Chicago detectives aren’t solving murders, and the dangers of fentanyl.
A Guide to Chicago’s Diverse Tech Communities
Looking for advice on pitching, new technical skills, or just a support group that can help guide you through the tech industry? Here’s where to start.
These Waters Run Deep
The Chicago River is being reborn. To journey along it is to see the city’s future—and feel the undertow of its past.
UPDATE: School Funding Reform Breaks Through Chaos in Springfield
Pension shifts, TIF districts, and a cartoon made strange bedfellows as school districts waited to see if they’d get the money needed to make it through the year.
Here's What Chicagoans Think of CPD's Latest Community Policing Plan
A draft was released this month, but residents at three town halls pointed out weak spots when it comes to turning around the culture of the police department.
5 Abandoned Chicago Buildings That Are Reopening Soon
Historic structures, including two of Daniel Burnham’s, are getting a facelift.