Do Chicago’s Trauma-Care Deserts Increase Deaths From Firearms?
A new study looks at how proximity to trauma care affects gunshot victims in the city. It’s a different take on a surprisingly divisive medical subject.
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This Is the Guy Telling You the Doors Open on the Right at Belmont
Lee Crooks personally thanks you for riding the CTA.
Henry Bienen on the Ups and Downs of Serving on the CPS Board
The academic, a friend of the mayor, talks about school closings, charter schools, and the health of American public schools.
Here's the Chicago Bears 2013 Schedule
They’re headed to the Super Bowl for sure.
Chicago: 150 Years of Flooding and Excrement
Chicago entered the modern era by reversing nature to rid the city of filth. After seven generations of epic, semi-effective engineering, the future may require a return to the city’s swampy self.
What a Massive Flood Does To Chicago's Infrastructure
There’s chaos on Chicago’s streets, but it’s even worse underneath them. This much rain is bad news for a sewer system still in progress after 40 years.
This Is an Awesome Set of Chicago Storm Photos
Floods. Sinkholes. Geysers. It’s a mess.
Illinois House Legalizes Medical Marijuana
The bill moves on to the Senate for final consideration.
Is the Ideal Subway Car Asymmetrical?
CTA riders don’t seem to like our new, efficient, New York-style seating arrangements. Perhaps some compromise is in order.
Wealth and Inequality Along Chicago's El
A ride on the El by income, from the wealthiest stations (Linden and the Western Blue Line Stop) to the poorest (Pulaski, on the Green Line).