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Look at this Preposterously Large Model Train Set
By DS Shin
Witness the city's biggest micro-railway at the Clarendon Park Community Center. Read more
UFC 225 Fills the United Center with Bryant, Toews, Epstein—and a Big Win by a Chicagoan
By Scott King
Curtis Blaydes, a former De La Salle star wrestler who's now a rising UFC heavyweight, knocked off the #2 contender in an upset that could put him in line for a belt challenge. Things didn't go so well for CM Punk. Read more
Training with the Tour Leaders of the Chicago Architecture Foundation
By Rod O’Connor
Becoming one of these 400-plus volunteer docents is not for the weak. Read more
Chicago Needs More Classical "Main Streets"
By Christen Gall
A new study examines the walkable thoroughfares of mom and pop shops—and why cities need more of them to thrive. Read more
The Last Day of the Chicago Bulls Dynasty: NBA Finals Game 6, 1998
By Jack Silverstein
The oral history of the team's last, hardest championship, and the final run for Michael, Scottie and Phil. Read more
UFC 225 Is Going Big in Chicago—with Plenty of Chicago Talent
By Scott King
Former De La Salle wrestling star Curtis Blaydes is the #4 heavyweight contender and is looking for a big win against the #2 to continue his rise. But many eyes will be on CM Punk, as the beloved WWE vet tries to forge a new career in ultimate fighting. Read more
Can Farm Wetlands in Illinois Stop a Dead Zone in the Gulf of Mexico?
By Morgan Levey
The state's agricultural runoff is the main contributor to a New Jersey-sized swath of the Gulf in which little marine life can live. Returning small amounts of the state's farmland to natural filters could help. Read more
What's Going On at the DuSable Museum?
By Shia Kapos
An exodus of high-profile board members has brought attention on the Hyde Park institution. According to the president, the problem boils down to one thing: money. Read more
Why Newspaper Closures Lead to Higher Government Costs and Inefficiency
By Teresa Manring
You know how democracy dies in darkness? A new study says bureaucratic effectiveness might, too. Read more
How the Obsidian Collection Is Bringing Black Newspapers to Google
By Adrienne Samuels Gibbs
The organization is busy digitizing papers like the Chicago Defender and the Baltimore Afro American. And they're turning them into virtual exhibits on Google's Arts & Culture platform. Read more
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