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Yolmer Sánchez Is Putting It All Together
By Tim Balk
Once a good-fielding, good clubhouse guy, the 25-year-old is improving at the plate, making him the White Sox's most valuable player so far this year. Read more
Photos: The Vogue School
In an unassuming storefront on the West Side, LGBTQ youth practice the iconic dance form. Read more
'More Here': A Tribute to Gang-Research Legend James F. Short, Jr.
By Andrew V. Papachristos
As a young sociologist, Short designed and implemented the Youth Studies Project, one of the most impressive studies of his kind. And his interest in Chicago gangs stuck with him for the rest of his life. Read more
Photos: Puerto Rican People's Parade in Humboldt Park
The 40th annual celebration filled Division Street with color, music, and motorcycles on Saturday. Read more
Five Things the Blue Line Might Be, Since It's Definitely Not a Train
By Grace Perry
What is this contraption, if not miles of track moving people to and from O'Hare? Read more
How a New Trier Student Became an Internationally Known Ethical Hacker
By Shia Kapos
"Bug bounties" from companies and federal agencies are helping pay his way to Stanford. Read more
Q&A: Roger Bennett on His Love Affairs with Chicago and Soccer
By Adam Doster
Dreams of John Hughes movies and Studs Terkel interviews lured him to America, and the Men in Blazers co-host, creator of American Fiasco, and new U.S. citizen began his journey here. Read more
My Father, the Stranger
I’d only seen my dad twice as an adult. I figured he was out of my life for good. Then came word that he was dying. Read more
The Administration of Mayor Rahm Emanuel Keeps Monitoring Protesters
By Mick Dumke, ProPublica Illinois
Chicago police and City Hall tracked anti-Trump demonstrators -- and now state legislators want to let them use drones. Read more
Your CTA Seat Comes From a 125-Year-Old Company in West Humboldt Park
By Alex Nitkin
Freedman Seating's roots date back to the Columbian Exposition. But their big break was the 1991 Americans with Disabilities Act. Read more
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