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The Properties are Distressed, and This Buyer Is, Too
By Harry Sawyers
A once-hopeful buyer reports from the frontline of Chicago’s real-estate scene. Read more
The Line at Hot Doug’s Keeps Getting Crazier
By Emmet Sullivan
The first people in line Saturday arrived at 2:30 a.m., and spots in line are going for $200 on Craigslist. The hot dog shop closes for good on October 3. Read more
Paul Konerko, Age 18: ‘Good Face, Heavy Rear’
By Whet Moser
The White Sox legend's career followed the path scouts predicted back when he was the kid of "concerned parents" in Arizona. Read more
Can You See Through These Google Glass Schemes?
By Lauren Larson
Meet some true visionaries. (Meet a false one or two, too.) Read more
Boomers: Nostalgic For a Lack of Nostalgia That Never Existed
By Whet Moser
Boomers are confused by their kids' preferences for comic books, young-adult novels, and other trappings of a Millennial childhood. But they forget the nostalgia boom of their own past, and how it resonates today. Read more
Plenario, a Powerful City-Data Tool, Debuts
By Whet Moser
Chicago's open-data community takes another step forward with a site that makes working with that data easier, faster, and more comprehensible. Read more
Poll: Where's the Best Place to Watch the Bears/Packers Game?
The infamous football rivalry heats up yet again this weekend. Where would you prefer to be for it? Read more
The Timeline of Chicagoland's Housing Boom and Bust
By Whet Moser
The housing boom and bust moved like a wave across the area, leaving some neighborhoods exposed as the wave broke. Read more
Even the Cops at Riot Fest Think the Smoking Ban Is 'Stupid'
By Matt Pollock
No one at Riot Fest, including the cops, understands why the park district banned smoking in parks. Read more
Chicago's New Crosswalk Signs are Working Pretty Well
By Whet Moser
How likely cars are to stop for you to cross the street has a lot to do with the infrastructure—which is slowly improving. Read more
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