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Can the MacArthur Foundation Find Its Mojo?
By Sam Worley
From cooking up a new $100 million (!) prize to venturing deep into the U.S. justice system, MacArthur Foundation chief Julia Stasch is shaking up Chicago’s biggest philanthropy. Read more
How the Richest Private U.S. Philanthropies Stack Up
The MacArthur Foundation gave $220 million in grants in 2014. Read more
How One Chicagoan Keeps Winning the New Yorker Caption Contests
By Adrienne Hurst
This summer, Loop lawyer Larry Wood, 53, scored a record sixth win in the wildly competitive contest. Read more
Here's the Deal with That Corpse Flower at the Botanic Garden
By Whet Moser
The blooming of the titan arum at the Chicago Botanic Gardens is a rare event, one 12 years in the making. Read more
10 Incredible Catches the Cubs Have Made This Season
By Whet Moser
Anthony Rizzo's grab from the tarp on Wednesday night was just the latest huge defensive play from the Cubbies. Read more
The Surprising Stats of Gunshot Injuries to Children in Chicago
By Whet Moser
During the previous decade, firearm injuries rose slightly among black children and adolescents—and plummeted among Hispanic kids and teens. Demographics are a likely cause. Read more
How Manny the Frenchie Became Chicago's Most Famous Dog
By Adrienne Hurst
Meet the biggest canine celebrity in the Windy City. Read more
The Five Best Geological Features on the South Side
By Hannah Nyhart
The South Side has a chip on its shoulder? Tut-tut. Read more
Karen Lewis Fires Back About Elected School Boards and the Chance for a Strike
By Carol Felsenthal
The outspoken head of the Chicago Teachers Union had a lot to say about ex-CPS board member Henry Bienen's recent comments. Read more
The CTU 'Has Never Met a Reform It Likes,' Says Ex-CPS Board Member
By Carol Felsenthal
The ex-board member for CPS and interim head of the Poetry Foundation talked CPS troubles, union demands, and more. Read more
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