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Q&A: Dana Suskind on the Importance of Talking (More) to Your Child
By Whet Moser
The surgeon's Thirty Million Words project—and new book—is a how-to manual for parents to engage with their children from the earliest months. Read more
Essential Background on Rahm's Potential Property Tax Hike
By Whet Moser
Chicago has low property taxes compared to the rest of the state, but the state has high property taxes compared to the rest of the U.S. Where do we stand? Read more
After 12 Days, Dyett Hunger Strike Continues
By Adrienne Hurst
A day after Mayor Emanuel dismisses their demands, the 12 protesters take their response to City Hall. Read more
Hunger Strikes By CPS Parents Have a History of Working
By Whet Moser
The tactic worked in Back of the Yards and Little Village. But activists in Bronzeville face difficult political and financial challenges in securing an open-enrollment high school to replace Dyett. Read more
Navy Pier Could Have Been a Whole Lot Cooler
By Whet Moser
The Navy Pier we're getting from its new renovation looks a lot like the one that was proposed over two decades ago. Read more
Five of the Smelliest Spots in Chicago
By Kerry Trotter
Here are some of the city’s rankest areas. Read more
Poll: Who (or What) Will You Be For Halloween?
It's coming sooner than you would think! Read more
Why Nature Is Good for the Brain (Even If We Don't Know What Is Natural)
By Whet Moser
A University of Chicago psychologist is studying not only what nature does for us and why—but what we see when we see nature. Read more
That Time Donald Trump Tried to Sue a Tribune Architecture Critic Into Oblivion
By Whet Moser
The Donald wanted to build the tallest building in the world. Paul Gapp called it "one of the silliest things anyone could inflict on New York or any other city." Read more
Watch the Corpse Flower Rise on the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Webcam
By Luke Seemann
Spike could bloom any day, but the latest estimate is Sunday or Monday. Read more
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