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Illinois colleges failing to protect immigrant students despite new law
Illinois colleges failing to protect immigrant students despite new law

Illinois passed a law last year that requires public colleges and universities to establish protocols for what to do if immigration agents come on ca…

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Sueños returns in 2026
Sueños returns in 2026

Memorial Day is Monday.


And the long weekend kicks off the summer fest season in Chicago.


Sueños Music Festival is back for its fifth year in Grant P…

3 weeks ago

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What did America sound like in 1776? Chicago musicians go sleuthing.
What did America sound like in 1776? Chicago musicians go sleuthing.

The Declaration of Independence turns 250 this summer.


Commemorations are beginning to sweep the performing arts world, including one by a Chicago g…

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Hurray For The Riff Raff breaks down new live album recorded in Chicago
Hurray For The Riff Raff breaks down new live album recorded in Chicago

Singer-songwriter Alynda Segarra has carved out a space as a leading voice in modern folk music.


And the singer-songwriter recently found a home righ…

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FX's ‘The Bear’ puts spotlight on Gary’s hot dog champ Koney King
FX's ‘The Bear’ puts spotlight on Gary’s hot dog champ Koney King

Hot dogs are not just a Chicago thing.


They’re very much a Gary, Indiana thing too.


And now the smash-hit TV show “The Bear” is putting a spotlight o…

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A time machine of Chicago concerts is now online
A time machine of Chicago concerts is now online

For decades, Aadam Jacobs obsessively documented Chicago’s indie rock scene. He was a fixture at local venues, recording shows religiously in the …

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Behind Cook County’s wrongful convictions, a sociologist finds entrenched police racism
Behind Cook County’s wrongful convictions, a sociologist finds entrenched police racism

Cook County is known as the wrongful-conviction capital of America.


The National Registry of Exonerations lists 215 murder cases cleared here since 19…

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Chicago area rapid responders are changing the way they face up to ICE
Chicago area rapid responders are changing the way they face up to ICE

A calm has returned to Chicago this spring. Groups of U.S. Border Patrol agents are no longer making surprise visits to Michigan Avenue or marchi…

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Recapping the Bears stadium saga five years in
Recapping the Bears stadium saga five years in

The Chicago Bears’ search for a new stadium is now approaching five years. It seems like a resolution may be coming soon. But many question marks …

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Kilbourn Park bets big on native plants for Mother’s Day plant sale
Kilbourn Park bets big on native plants for Mother’s Day plant sale

The popular annual Kilbourn Park plant sale on Chicago’s north west side is celebrating its 30th anniversary this weekend with over 15,000 plants for…

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