The Surprising Stats of Gunshot Injuries to Children in Chicago
During the previous decade, firearm injuries rose slightly among black children and adolescents—and plummeted among Hispanic kids and teens. Demographics are a likely cause.
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Meet the Twins Behind the Bruce Rauner and John Kasich Campaigns
Chris and Mike Schrimpf are the brothers working with some of today’s highest-profile Republicans.
How Manny the Frenchie Became Chicago's Most Famous Dog
Meet the biggest canine celebrity in the Windy City.
Here Are This Week’s 10 Must-Read Stories
The Queen of Midwestern Cuisine, the latest on Homan Square, and more
How Much Better Would the Cubs Be If Kris Bryant Had Played All Season?
The Cubs are on pace to make the wild-card round and maintain their current lead over the Giants. But in an alternate universe, a full season of their top prospect would have given them a slightly bigger advantage.
How a Little Racial Prejudice Causes Big Wage Gaps
When it comes to the black-white wage gap, it’s not how prejudiced the most racist people are—it’s how prejudiced the least of us are.
How Motherhood Widens the Income Gap for Businesswomen
Female MBAs from the University of Chicago tend to make less than their male counterparts. Motherhood is the main reason; fatherhood, meanwhile, doesn’t affect men’s salaries, or even how much they work.
10 Must-Read Stories for This Week in Chicago
Karen Lewis speaks out about CPS, Mellody Hobson gives some business advice, and more
The Five Best Geological Features on the South Side
Gentle Reader, there’s more to the South Side than just a so-called chip on its shoulder.
Karen Lewis Fires Back About Elected School Boards and the Chance for a Strike
The outspoken head of the Chicago Teachers Union had a lot to say about ex-CPS board member Henry Bienen’s recent comments.