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The Original Slow Cooker Was Born in Chicago
The Crockpot was inspired by the inventor's Jewish heritage.
Is Enforcing the Restaurant Vaccine Mandate Like 'Asking for a Fight'? Depends Where You Are.
Chicago’s proof of vaccine requirement at bars, restaurants, and live music venues has been in effect for two weeks. It’s been a welcome addition for some business, workers and customers, but some say enforcing it has been a headache. Chicago Tribune’s Jo
CPS is Back After Standoff, Bears Keep Disappointing, and Vote for Us!
We look back at a long news week.
New Documentary Takes Us Inside Juice WRLD
The documentary and a posthumous album show the artist's struggle with addiction and mental illness.
The Black Arts Movement is Still Speaking to Chicagoans
Ayana Contreras discusses her new book, Energy Never Dies: Afro-Optimism and Creativity in Chicago
Lightfoot and CTU, a Conflict Years in the Making
This recent battle is not the first time the mayor and the teachers union have been at odds.
How Bobby Rush went from Black Panther to Congressman
The 15-term incumbent announced last week he's not seeking reelection this year.
School Chaos, A Political Legend Retires, and Bulls Give Us Hope
The first week of CPS was really an extended winter break as CTU and the district could not agree on safety measures.
Dr. Arwady Prepared for a Public Health Crisis, Not for the Political Battles
Chicago's top doc has had a long two years.
Feeling Ashamed of Getting COVID? You're Not Alone
The stigma around contracting the disease can exacerbate the public health crisis.