The Best Museum Exhibits in November By Caroline Hicks and Adrienne Hurst The best things to do in Chicago this month, selected by our culture critics Read more
After 12 Days, Dyett Hunger Strike Continues By Adrienne Hurst A day after Mayor Emanuel dismisses their demands, the 12 protesters take their response to City Hall. Read more
How One Chicagoan Keeps Winning the New Yorker Caption Contests By Adrienne Hurst This summer, Loop lawyer Larry Wood, 53, scored a record sixth win in the wildly competitive contest. Read more
How Manny the Frenchie Became Chicago's Most Famous Dog By Adrienne Hurst Meet the biggest canine celebrity in the Windy City. Read more
Here's the Street Artist Behind Those Raccoons in Humboldt Park By Adrienne Hurst Meet Nikko Locander, a.k.a. Ali 6, who's been spray painting across the neighborhood (and others) for years. Read more
Chicago Will Protect Tech Startups from the New ‘Cloud Tax’ By Adrienne Hurst The new tax on streaming services came under fire from the local tech community, and the mayor's office is now responding. Read more
Here's the Deal With That Netflix Tax in Chicago By Adrienne Hurst The city is instituting a new "cloud tax" to generate $12 million in revenue. Read more
How the City Handled the Flooded Riverwalk By Adrienne Hurst The new outdoor space will be all cleaned up by Wednesday after the torrential downpour from Monday night. Read more
