Whet Moser

New year, new laws! Plus: Hannibal Buress's next moves, and changes to gun violence in 2017.

Four ways of looking at Chicago brought urban beauty to my screen this year.

Evaluating ShotSpotter technology, reviewing Navy Pier, and eradicating harassment at Ford.

Toys are more gendered than they've ever been—even more than a half century ago, when gender discrimination was rampant.

Meanwhile, Englewood and West Englewood properties have lost value as the housing crisis lingers on in that pocket of the South Side.

A lot of investigations worth reading this week: Legionnaires’ disease in a veterans home, the infrastructure trust bust, and immigration fraud in Chicago.

The city is ground zero for the growth of a new currency. No one knows what's going to happen—and most people probably still don't know what Bitcoin is—but it'll be...

The Tesla/SpaceX entrepreneur is a very smart man, but he is very wrong about meeting serial killers on public transit (and in that irrational fear, he is just like us).

As Congress rushes to pass a humongous, unpopular tax bill with minimal public input, Americans might be wondering where democracy went wrong.

Rohingya refugees in Chicago, a Frank Lloyd Wright house for $200k, and the underappreciated Great Lakes