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Tiny microphones are not the Chicago way

A Shure audio intercession with TikTok historian Sherman Dilla Thomas touches on both Chicago’s rich technological past and his bright media future.

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‘We’ve been trying to help:’ Legal community steps up for migrants

Chicago attorneys guide immigrants through a legal system that might schedule their next hearing in 2026 in Houston or put them on a 125-year-long waiting list.

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Success is a journey

Judge Lauren Edidin marked her retirement at a ceremony for graduates from Skokie Mental Health Court. And four more people were celebrated for exiting the criminal justice system.

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‘I will change your life with this bread’

There’s the easy way; then there’s the Dobra Bielinski way.

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Baking bread with Dobra Bielinski

Holidays mean delicious food, and where better to find it than Delightful Pastries in Jefferson Park?

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‘Their resilience is unbelievable’

Venezuelan refugee students add to diverse mix at Sullivan High School in Rogers Park.

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Push back against the world’s woes

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The teachers who started a museum

Carlos Tortolero and five other staffers from Bowen High School were disgusted with how Mexican culture was taught at CPS. So they did something about it.

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Art Institute hopes to broaden its scope

The institute’s new small gallery announces big intentions.

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The Great Mothball Debacle of 2023

You can ruin your house in a thoughtless moment; fixing the problem is a lot harder.

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Banned any books lately?

Book banning is on the rise; Illinois has a law against it, but individuals get around the law with their own personal book bans.

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Give your car to a good cause — the Sun-Times

You can lessen the sting of losing a favorite vehicle by giving it to the Chicago Sun-Times Vehicle Donation Program.

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Vintage Fine Arts Building elevators are worth saving

Some historic buildings embody intangible experiences that are as important as the buildings themselves, writes Tim Samuelson, the city’s cultural historian emeritus.

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Unlike hell, you can return from Phoenix

With Chicago’s temperature spiking around 100, a visit to that sun-baked spot in the southwest.

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Illinois Court Rejects Claim for Group Libel of Poles Living During World War II Era

People may be able to successfully sue based on allegedly false and defamatory statements about themselves, or about very small groups of people that include themselves—but not based on statements about whole countries or ethnic groups.

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Honor LGBT veterans with affordable homeownership

The Federal Reserve’s 2019 Survey of Household Economics and Decisionmaking found that LGBT veterans were over four times more likely than non-LGBT veterans to report finding it difficult to get by financially.

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Don’t mess with Aldi customers

I hereby renounce the sin of being critical of Aldi, and pledge myself to shop there from now until eternity.

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Don’t underestimate the dangers of aspartame

It is unsettling that aspartame is commonly found in many of the sweetened foods and beverages we consume when trying to be more calorie conscious.

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Inside John Deere Harvester Works: Think your iPhone is cutting-edge? Try driving an X9 combine.

A farmer sitting atop a combine today might be making calls and checking the “likes” on his latest #FarmTok post while the combine drives itself. And more we learned touring the farming equipment giant’s East Moline plant.

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Don’t be scared — Black history is your history, too

Many Americans say “No” to most history, but particularly Black History — an unfortunate impulse being cemented into law in states all over the country.

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King’s life just won’t stay in the past

New book by Chicago writer Jonathan Eig resonates as the Right wages a “War on Woke.”

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2 top national journalism honors awarded to Sun-Times staffers

Top reporting honors in the National Headliner Awards went to a team for news coverage of the mass shooting at last year’s Highland Park Fourth of July parade and to Neil Steinberg for best local columns for a second straight year.

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Don’t tread on my gas stove!

New York State has banned gas stoves in new construction. Good thing I’ve got mine, Neil Steinberg writes.

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Newberry Library’s new exhibit features books that pop up out at you

The “Pop-Up Books through the Ages” exhibit resonates with technology today.

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Time to explore all of Chicago

Historian Shermann Dilla Thomas leads visits to South and West Side neighborhoods

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