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I read RedEye for the first time today. I wanted to let you know that I really appreciated the cartoon, "Secret Asian Man." As a young Asian-American woman that has...

Your July 2 editorial "The fire next time" was correct in pointing out the dangerous policies of extinguishing all fires in national forests and encouraging people to build houses in...

Your article on the growing mold epidemic ("Mold fear is growing, but data still lacking," Metro, May 26) hit the nail on the head: There is currently very little sound,...

One would think that a former Illinois Commerce Commission chairman and current telecommunications industry consultant would better understand the intent of the Telecommunications Act of 1996. But in his guest...

The award-winning Safer Foundation is contracted to manage Crossroads, a transitional program funded by the State of Illinois. Under the contract, the Illinois Department of Corrections was obligated to fund...

Your lukewarm support of faster, more frequent trains for the Midwest is surprising given your recent call to reduce our dependence on foreign oil ("Break up Amtrak," Editorial, Feb. 11)....

Robert Epstein raises an important point regarding our recent study that being intellectually active was associated with a reduced risk of later developing Alzheimer's disease. Because Alzheimer's disease develops gradually...

Your article "St. Paul began history of denying women clout" (Perspective, Feb. 3) omitted some important information about Lutherans. Not mentioned was the Chicago-based, 5.13-million member Evangelical Lutheran Church in...

Jon Hilkevitch's Dec. 10 Getting Around reference to Metra's automated station announcements on our trains failed to point out that we're still breaking in this new communications system on all...

Partygoers who ignore street signs may be surprised as they leave bars early Saturday morning and can't find their cars. Snow or not, the overnight parking ban will begin Dec....