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Dog‑friendly guide to Chicago: a city built for you and your best friend
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Where to watch the Chicago Air and Water Show
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South Side Seniors Fight To Save Their ‘Magical’ Water Aerobics Class
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Chicago To Cut Funding Earmarked For Schools That Replaced Police With Restorative Justice Policies
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Basque Pintxos and Cocktails Get a Midwestern Accent at Gilda
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Lincoln Park’s New Restaurant Explores Migration Through Historic Spice Routes
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Out of the darkness comes the Knight, when Slow Motion for Meat comes to Monday Night Foodball
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American Football go against the grain to make their best album this century
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All Nighter captures undergraduate tension and uncertainty
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An Intervention brings a personal dimension to a political falling-out
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25+ things to do in Chicago this August 2026
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Lollapalooza Day 2 Celebrates Chicago Artists — From Lil M.U. To The Smashing Pumpkins
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Dante’s Pizzeria In Logan Square Temporarily Closed
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This Bucktown Monkey Bread Is Worth the (Long) Wait
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Chicago’s Best Tavern-Style Thin-Crust Pizza Restaurants
Ask a tourist what kind of pizza they associate with Chicago, and they’ll inevitably say deep-dish. Ask the same question of a Chicagoan, and they’ll have a different answer: tave… -
Steel and solidarity
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Homegrown guitar phenom Isaiah Sharkey brings eclectic funk to Garcia’s
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Oneida bring the “Power of the O” to the Empty Bottle
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Irish playwright Marina Carr returns to Chicago with Marble
My first exposure to Irish playwright Marina Carr was back in 1998, when I was living in San Francisco. The Magic Theatre produced a festival of plays by contemporary Irish women,… -
The lost art of public shaming
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In the Continuum connects the stories of two women living with HIV
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The American Project brings a personal lens to immigration stories
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10 free things to do in Chicago this August 2026
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Always see something new at Lincoln Park Zoo
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Airport art scavenger hunt: Chicago’s airports are more museum than you think
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Rain, Mud And Big Firsts Mark Lollapalooza’s 3rd Day
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Family Of Mother Of 5 Killed In I-57 Hit-and-Run Launches GoFundMe
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A Decade-Old Loop Steakhouse Rises From the Ashes
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Chicago’s Best Burgers
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A Jam-Packed 24-Hour Chicago Iconic Dish Crawl
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Durian massaman curry at Eat Fine Design by Khun Kung
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