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Brookfield Zoo Is Dropping Visitors Straight Into the Tropics

Brookfield, Illinois · Brookfield

Brookfield Zoo Is Dropping Visitors Straight Into the Tropics

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The immersive tropical habitat gets visitors up close and personal with primates.Read Article

What Was Chicago’s First Skyscraper?

Chicago, IL · Chicago

What Was Chicago’s First Skyscraper?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Not only was the Home Insurance Building, located at the northeast corner of La Salle and Adams Streets, the first skyscraper in Chicago — it was the first skyscraper in the world. Designed by famed architect William Le Baron Jenney and completed in 1885, it rose 10 stories (and eventually 12, after an addition six years later), ...Read Article

How to Spend $500 at Catbird

Chicago, IL · Chicago

How to Spend $500 at Catbird

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The cult-fave jewelry maker brings its dainty, stackable collections to town.See the Story

Ep. 5: What Makes a Great Chicago Cocktail Bar

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Amy and John discuss their favorite cocktail bars in the city, what makes a great mixed drink, and what makes Chicago's scene so approachable.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

20 Years Later: How Sufjan Made Some “Illinoise”

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Sufjan Stevens’s sweeping ode to the Prairie State was released in July 2005. Let’s explore the album’s enduring status as a cult classic.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Walk to the Beach for Less Than $500,000

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Who wouldn’t want to live by the lake, especially during the summer? But the question to ask is: Can you afford it? Today we’re checking out properties currently available that are just a short walk (or bike ride) to the beach for under $500,000. I looked around the city, as well as one suburb, to ...Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Has a Chicago Mayor Ever Been Assassinated?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Yes. In fact, it’s happened twice. The first murdered mayor was Carter Harrison. On October 28, 1893, two days before the closing of the World’s Columbian Exposition, the 68-year-old former lawyer and real estate baron was relaxing in his mansion on South Ashland Avenue. Harrison, who was midway through his fifth term, always made himself ...Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

Video Shows Coyotes Following Woman as She Walks Her Dog in the West Valley

Coverage: 2 sources

Arizona Game and Fish officials said they are getting calls daily of coyote sightings.University of Waterloo See the Story

Can’t Become Corrupted if You’re Not in Office

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The case for term limits — which could have kept Madigan out of prison.United States · United States See the Story

The Story Behind That Potato Chip Dress

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The founder of Local Style Potato Chips partnered with an SAIC grad student to kettle-cook a red carpet showstopper for the James Beard Awards.James Beard Awards · Chicago Read Article

The Power That Pop Culture Has

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Adrienne Gunn's debut novel uses reality television — and humor — to consider how modern media has affected our approach to love, success, and friendship.Chicago, IL · Chicago Read Article

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