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Three New Chicago Neighborhood Names to Start Using Now
By Rod O’Connor
Developers are trying to rebrand the old Cabrini-Green site as NoCa—North of Chicago Avenue. That got Chicago thinking about other microneighborhoods that could use new monikers. Read more
Donald Trump: Wrong on Immigration and Crime
By Whet Moser
The presidential candidate wants you to fear immigrants. But in the Midwest, they're a lifeline for cities that are losing population and facing crime problems. Read more
The Feds' New Fair Housing Rules Could Change the Shape of America
By Whet Moser
The Department of Housing and Urban Development just announced new, robust guidelines for defining what fair housing is, and new tools to build it. But will they be enforced? Read more
What the $5 Divvy Membership Means for Chicago
By Matt Pollock
Divvy's new discount for low-income Chicagoans doesn't just grant access to bike-share. It incentivizes it. Read more
10 Must-Read Stories for This Week in Chicago
By Whet Moser
Woodlawn's untapped economic potential, the city's new Netflix tax, and more Read more
Chicago's Suburbs Are Getting a Lot More Urbanized
By Ian Spula
New urbanism—denser neighborhoods built close to shopping, dining, and public transit—is resurging in the metro area Read more
How the Tribune Saved America from Fourth of July Lockjaw
By Whet Moser
A turn-of-the-century data-journalism project by the paper created a movement to clean up the holiday and the scourge of "patriotic tetanus" that always followed it. Read more
Here's the Deal With That Netflix Tax in Chicago
By Adrienne Hurst
The city is instituting a new "cloud tax" to generate $12 million in revenue. Read more
What Happens When a Firework Hits a Drone?
By Adrienne Hurst
Finding the 'Jamal' in Barack Obama's Immediately Famous Eulogy
By Whet Moser
In between quoting the New Testament, name-dropping Marilynne Robinson, and singing "Amazing Grace," the president gives a subtle shout-out to social science research from his old employer. Read more
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