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J.B. Pritzker: Illinois Democrats' New Monarch
By Edward McClelland
How the Hyatt heir's bottomless pockets could spell business as usual in state politics Read more
Late Entries to the Chicago Spire Hole Competition
By Whet Moser
Soon the abyss could be filled in by a new proposal. But Chicago has lots of buildings, and only one big empty hole. Read more
'Ope!': The All-Purpose Expression of Midwestern Politeness
By Grace Perry
Trying to flag down a waiter? Almost run into someone? Feel the first drops of rain? There's only one way to say it all. Read more
Where Does the Flu Come From? The South
By Tim Balk
The region's warm, humid air and low average pressure make it more likely to trigger an epidemic than cities like Chicago. Read more
How Architecture Is Fun Designs Buildings For Kids
By Robert Chiarito
Peter Exley's firm, the one behind the DuPage Children's Museum and the Children's Zoo at the Lincoln Park Zoo, resdesigned the Latin School's science department—and test scores jumped. Read more
The South Side Finally Gets a Trauma Center
Interview by Nissa Rhee
Selwyn Rogers Jr., director of the University of Chicago Medicine’s new center, on bringing acute care to the South Side Read more
Jiobit: A Tiny GPS Tracker For Your Kids
By Joel Reese
It's the size of a sugar packet, clips to a belt loop or shoelace, and lets you find where your child has run off to via smartphone (and soon, your pets). Read more
Why Matt Davidson Is Thriving On the Field (and On His Podcast)
By Scott King
The White Sox's designated hitter started 2018 off with a bang: three home runs on opening day. Now he's got nine, tied for second in all of baseball, and shows no signs of slowing down. Read more
The Cubs Are No Longer Losers—But They're Not As Lovable, Either
By Grace Perry
The Ricketts family changed the Cubs' fortunes—but they also changed Wrigleyville into "Rickettsville" and brought too much baggage for one lifelong fan. Read more
Q&A: David Rapp on Tinker to Evers to Chance
By Jared Wyllys
Poetry immortalized the Cubs' legendary infielders, who brought the team a World Series victory when a rough-and-tumble sport was emerging as the national pastime. Read more
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