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Is ‘The Fugitive’ Chicago’s Greatest Movie?

Earlier this year, host Jacoby Cochran talked with journalist and author Natalie Moore about one of her favorite movies, the 1993 Chicago classic “Th…

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How to Protect Seniors from Financial Scams

The number of elders being scammed out of their life savings is increasing while Illinois’ system to protect seniors from financial exploitation is f…

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Mayor Johnson’s First 100 Days and Where to Cry in Chi

Tuesday is Mayor Brandon Johnson’s 100th day in office. While we have realistic expectations about what can be accomplished in three months, it remai…

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Is CPS Ready for New Migrant Students?

Chicago Public Schools students are back in class today, including probably thousands newly-arrived migrant children. We say probably because CPS has…

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Mayor Hires & Fires, Safety at Promontory Point, and ‘Acid Rap’ Anniversary

Chief Larry Snelling has been selected as the next police superintendent, and Dr. Allison Arwady is out as public health commissioner. What did we le…

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Morning Swims, Secret Concerts, and Other Great Weekend Plans

There is just too much to do in Chicago every weekend. That’s why host Jacoby Cochran is talking with Hey Chicago editor Sidney Madden and City Cast …

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Do We Know Chicago Better Than Google Maps?

From construction to public transit gaps to the sheer size of the city, getting around Chicago is really hard. While it’s easy to rely on apps, Chica…

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Top Doc Fired, Top Cop Hired, and Top Relaxed Cities

Friday afternoon, Mayor Brandon Johnson fired Dr. Allison Arwady after four years leading the Chicago Department of Public Health. Then Sunday, the m…

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Why Migrants, Strikes, and Weather Dominated Summer Headlines

This summer, Chicago has increased spending on temporary shelters, resource centers, and services for the nearly 13,000 migrants and asylum seekers t…

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Flood and Heat Risks, Simone Biles Dazzles, and Humboldt Park Skating

While federal agencies track flood risk across the country, FEMA maps may paint an incomplete picture of the risk in Cook County. Heat risks are also…

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