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40 Great Adult Education Classes in Chicago
By Kaitlyn Jakola, Alice Oglethorpe, and Mark Sorkin
Learn to whip up a soufflé, snap a fab photo, get ahead at work, or even save a life—at just a few short classes this fall. Read more
A Deadly Intersection, a $6.75 Million Settlement, and a Beloved Memorial to Justyna Palka
By Bryan Smith
A girl was killed by a bus in 2011. Now, the bus company will pay a $6.75 million settlement to the family—including a sister who has spent years tending a memorial at the site of the accident. Read more
What Life Is Like on $8.50 an Hour in Chicago
By Ramsin Canon
One retail worker's story offers a look at the motivations behind of the national Fight for 15 strike today. Read more
Divvy Dates: A Great Way To Meet Straight Single Women
By Kaitlyn Jakola and Emmet Sullivan
Nearly 75 percent of the early adopters for the biking/dating service are single ladies out looking for a guy. Read more
Look at This Fluffy Snow Leopard Cub at Brookfield Zoo
By Harry Sawyers
Here are four extremely cute photos the zoo just released of the two-month-old. Read more
Chicago’s Flag Is a Much Bigger Deal Than Any Other City's Flag
By Robert Loerzel
Chicago’s flag flies from front porches all over town. It's seen on T-shirts—and in tattoos. Does the flag matter so much (or look so good) in any other American city? Read more
What Every New Divvy Rider Needs to Know
By Kaitlyn Jakola
Before you take your first bike share ride, read this primer. You'll get where you're going, avoid an extra charge, and won't be a menace to the streets of Chicago. Read more
Why Low-Income Housing Applicants Have To Waste Hours of Time Waiting in Gigantic Lines
By Megan Cottrell
Hundreds of people lined up at Sheridan and Foster this week to apply for housing. Here's who they are—and why the city's services let them be treated this way. Read more
Would Any Sane Person Join the Great Bull Run of Chicago?
By Claire Zulkey
Actually, yes. It wasn't hard to find a guy willing to risk his life to run with the bulls at Chicago's inaugural event in 2014. Read more
How Desirée Rogers Will Sell Chicago to Tourists
Interview by Emmet Sullivan
The Johnson Publishing CEO explains how she'll bring 50 million visitors to Chicago in her new tourism board chairmanship. Read more
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