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VIDEO: The Catcade Combines All the Things You Probably Love
By DS Shin and Emma Krupp
Kittens? Check. Galaga? Check. Place to spend your entire weekend? Yep. Read more
The Chicago River: Seeing the City's Future—and the Undertow of Its Past
By Scott BlackwoodPhotos by Whitten Sabbatini
Polluted by expediency, reversed out of necessity, flowing through a city of wonders and deprivations, the river has more stories yet to tell. Read more
UPDATE: School Funding Reform Breaks Through Chaos in Springfield
By Whet Moser
Pension shifts, TIF districts, and a cartoon made strange bedfellows as school districts waited to see if they'd get the money needed to make it through the year. Read more
Is This Year’s Hideout Block Party the Last Hurrah?
By Mauricio Peña
With all the upheaval in the neighborhood, it's at least "the end of things as we've come to know them," says co-owner Tim Tuten. Read more
The Cubs' Resurgent Second Half Is Due to Less Bad Luck
By Whet Moser
Unlike the first half, they're keeping pace with the best teams in baseball—including the Dodgers' juggernaut. Read more
5 Abandoned Chicago Buildings That Are Reopening Soon
By Adam Morgan
Historic structures, including two of Daniel Burnham’s, are getting a facelift. Read more
The Numbers Behind the Lakefront Trail Separation
By Hal Conick
Runners and cyclists, breathe easy—the project is set to be completed next year. Read more
How Redlining Segregated Chicago, and America
By Whet Moser
New evidence suggests that cutting up America's cities along racial lines exacerbated the problem, with effects that lingered for decades. Read more
Tom Skilling's Eclipse Broadcast Reminds Us Why He's a Local Treasure
By Jack M. Silverstein
The beloved meteorologist is a rare example of a journalist fusing with a subject matter—to become not just its foremost expert, but its conduit to the masses Read more
Do Your Eyes Feel Weird After the Solar Eclipse?
By Mauricio Peña
Chicagoans may have let their guard down since it was mostly cloudy. But that doesn't mean you retinas are unscathed. Read more
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