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Teachers Turn to Crowdfunding to Open Preschools

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Man Visiting Jail Gets Trapped for 30 Hours

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First Wives Club Might Be Headed to Broadway

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Plane Makes Emergency Landing After Slide Inflates

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George Lucas Plans to Open Museum in Chicago

Both San Francisco and Los Angeles campaigned to host the movie-memorabilia and art museum, but "aggressive" lobbying by Chicago won Lucas over

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The Final Trip Home: A Young Soldier's Funeral in Photos

Aaron Toppen, 19, was killed earlier this month in a deadly friendly fire airstrike during a firefight in Afghanistan.

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Judge Lifts Chicago's Decades-Old Cronyism Rule

Rule aimed at eliminating political hiring lifted, signaling significant progress

By Charlotte Alter

Chicago Is Mad Trump Stamped His Name on Skyline

Mayor Rahm Emanuel is among the many Chicagoans criticizing the billionaire real estate mogul's decision to put his last name in bright letters on the side of an iconic building

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Chicago Sues Painkiller Makers for Deceptive Marketing

Five pharmaceutical companies stand accused of marketing a highly addictive painkiller, normally used for cancer treatments, as an answer to everyday aches and pains

By Dan Kedmey

Study Finds People Feel Safer With 'Protected Lanes' for Bikes

A new study finds around 79% of residents feel safer with bicyclists in protected lanes on city streets

By Maya Rhodan

Cracks Form on Chicago’s Willis Tower Skydeck

A spokesperson for the tower says the cracks only appeared on a protective coating, but ... yikes!

By Noah Rayman

Mayor Calls for Crackdown on Gun Sales

Rahm Emanuel wants to impose tough new regulations on gun sales. His proposal limits buyers to one handgun purchase per month, and demands that gun sales be videotaped

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LIFE in a Great City: Chicago

Chicagoist editor-in-chief Chuck Sudo shares his thoughts on the town he loves: the Windy City, that toddling town, sweet home Chicago. (Pictured: Stunt man Jack Wylie soars over the Chicago River, 1958.)

By Ben Cosgrove

Here's 6 Minutes of Conan O'Brien Wrecking Chicago in Watch Dogs

Watch Dogs is out next Tuesday for all the old and new-gen platforms (sans Wii U, which won’t arrive until late this year), and there’s no shortage of video footage on the interwebs if you...

By Matt Peckham

LISTEN: Michael Jackson Track 'Chicago' Released

The late King of Pop's upcoming posthumous album "Xscape" is due out on May 13 and features vocals the singer recorded between 1983 and 1999

By Megan Gibson

Dutch Man Charged With Deep Web Drug Trafficking in U.S. Court

The 22-year-old could face up to 40 years in federal prison

By Maya Rhodan

Chicago's Deadly Easter

Nine people were killed and 36 injured in shootings over the weekend, causing the newly formed Violent Crimes unit to focus on the endemic gun culture

By Per Liljas

Air America: Picturing the United States From Above

Sixty years after Margaret Bourke-White climbed aboard various "whirlibirds" -- a.k.a., helicopters -- to make a series of singular, vertiginous photos of America as seen from above, her pictures can still startle and delight.

By Liz Ronk

LIFE With the Boy Scouts in an Era of Tumult and Change

LIFE presents a gallery of photos chronicling the ways in which the Boy Scouts of America tried to respond to the cultural tumult of the early 1970s.

By Ben Cosgrove

This $100 Grilled Cheese Better Be the Most Delicious, Life-Changing Sandwich On the Planet

It has gold in it, but will there be a rush to eat it?

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