Donald Trump is really concerned about Chicago's violence. Or at least that's what you might think if you've been watching the campaign trail. In his speech accepting the Republican nomination for president last night, at a convention in which he declared himself to be the "law and order" candidate, Trump brought up (DNAinfo found while fact-checking … Read more
On July 18, Chicago magazine hosted 52 guests at de Quay, one of the magazine’s 2016 Best New Restaurants. Restaurant owner and executive chef David de Quay served an exquisite five-course meal complemented with specialty cocktails presented by Celebrity Cruises, Chloe wine and Half Acre Beer. Guests received an exclusive cocktail reception on the rooftop … Read more
The devil’s in the details: Clinton’s almost half-century-old college paper on the “radical” Chicago community organizer has ideas that resonate with current GOP philosophy.
Chicago’s bid for the 2016 Games made a lot of big promises. What’s happened to the proposed sites since then?
Growing up black in Naperville, the search for the center of Chicago, and more
Compared to other states, Illinois has a high sales tax rate but low sales tax revenues—and the problem is getting more pressing.
They’re both humble dishes born in the Depression era. Are Chicagoans willing to dabble?
Will Rauner warm to Trump/Pence?
Every Saturday for the past 25 years, a group of friends has gathered in a Lincoln Park apartment to invent and perfect some of the world’s most mind-blowing card tricks.
Kids who witness or experience violence are at risk for mental, physical, and behavioral issues. Intervention, in the form of counseling, could help stem the cycle of violence (and save taxpayer money).
