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What a Minimum Wage Increase Means in Chicago
By Alec Moran
Who's affected, how, and what Rahm's plan to up the minimum wage to $13 an hour really means. Read more
Q&A: Rick Perlstein on Ronald Reagan and His New Book, ‘The Invisible Bridge’
By Whet Moser
The historian talks about the myths and gifts of Ronald Reagan, his influence on Obama, and the infantilization of American politics. Read more
Poll: What's the Most Irritating Fall Activity?
By Staff
It's the last unofficial weekend of summer. Here are some of the fun fall activities we have to look forward to. Read more
Why You Should Root for the Lucas Museum
By Jeffrey Brown
The director's lakefront museum could be a much-needed spark to the creative imagination. Read more
San Antonio Reduced Its Jail Population by Treating the Mentally Ill
By Whet Moser
Over 15 years, Bexar County built a complex system to divert people from jail and into a spectrum of mental-health and social service programs. They're still building, and other locales are paying attention. Read more
Can Barbara Byrd-Bennett Save Chicago’s Schools?
By Jennifer Tanaka
The CPS chief must fix the district’s dire finances—and that’s just task one. Read more
Chicago to Congress Theater: Turn Down for EDM
By Whet Moser
A new agreement with the city bans electronic dance music at the Logan Square venue. Here's a handy guide to what might be permissible—and what might be verboten. Read more
Maybe We're in a 'Libertarian Moment' After All
By Whet Moser
Even if Americans as a whole aren't, a rare glimpse into the politics of the very wealthy—and politically influential—speaks volumes about the direction of national, state, and local policy. Read more
Memories of a Childhood Selling Cheese
By Joel Reese
What I learned watching my dad become a smalltime cheesemonger at farmer's markets in the 1970s, way before "artisanal" was part of anyone's vocabulary. Read more
The Big Picture: Here Lies the World's First Nuclear Reactor
See Jeremy Bolen's irradiated photos of the site, buried under a marked grave at a forest preserve in Chicago's southwest suburbs. Read more
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