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How a Chicago Creative Agency Made the Internet Just a Little Bit Stranger
By Whet Moser
Nelson Cash made successful viral campaigns for “Stranger Things” and LaCroix sparkling water—just for fun. Read more
Life as an Abraham Lincoln Impersonator
By Rod O’Connor
Michael Krebs gives us the honest truth of making a living as the Great Emancipator. Read more
The Jay Cutler Problem
By Whet Moser
The Bears will have a hard decision to make at the end of the year. Read more
18 Months Inside a Chicago Gang
By Forrest Stuart | As told to Elly Fishman
A sociologist reports on the relationship between drill rap and the city’s violence. Read more
What Did Chicagoans Major in When They Were in College?
By Whet Moser
The number-one major might not be surprising, but perhaps its dominance is. Farther down the list, though, artists make a strong showing. Read more
Argyle’s New Street Plan Is Confusing People—Which May Mean It’s Doing Its Job
By Whet Moser
Chicago’s first “shared street” has gotten off to a bumpy start. Read more
The Cubs Have the Best Defense In Baseball
By Whet Moser
That was the plan coming in, and it's worked out—even though their pitching has arguably been a bit worse than it was last year, they've given up 50 fewer runs than any team in baseball. Read more
With Homicides Up in Chicago, Attention Turns to Our Diminished Detectives
By Whet Moser
The number of detectives in the Chicago Police Department has fallen by a quarter in eight years, and they make up a much smaller percentage of the force than in other cities. And it's been going on for years. Read more
How to Write an Anti-Bike Commentary
By Luke Seemann
These things can’t write themselves—or CAN they? Read more
Opa! In Praise of Flaming Saganaki
By Janet Rausa Fuller
Chicago's beloved Parthenon has closed. But its signature dish, the flaming saganaki, lives on in Greek restaurants around the world. Read more
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