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The Navy Pier we're getting from its new renovation looks a lot like the one that was proposed over two decades ago.

CPS’s financial crisis, Martellus Bennett, and more

A University of Chicago psychologist is studying not only what nature does for us and why—but what we see when we see nature.

The Donald wanted to build the tallest building in the world. Paul Gapp called it "one of the silliest things anyone could inflict on New York or any other city."

Shakeup at the MacArthur Foundation, Chicago’s heroin problem, and more

What we know about the disaster and its aftermath, what we can learn from it, and what transcends all understanding.

The blooming of the titan arum at the Chicago Botanic Gardens is a rare event, one 12 years in the making.

Anthony Rizzo's grab from the tarp on Wednesday night was just the latest huge defensive play from the Cubbies.

During the previous decade, firearm injuries rose slightly among black children and adolescents—and plummeted among Hispanic kids and teens. Demographics are a likely cause.

The Queen of Midwestern Cuisine, the latest on Homan Square, and more