The roots of the Chicago accent travel east across the Great Lakes and along the Erie Canal, separating us from the South by way of "kitty-corner" and "frosting."
10 years ago, 60 percent of the Chicago area's poverty was in the city. Now, it's less than half. But in the suburbs and nearby cities, the population is shrinking...
As MJ aged, he honed the indefensible fadeaway that defined the second half of his career. LeBron's chase for more titles shows him adapting his game as well.
In the 1960s, Uptown's white Appalachian residents were displaced by Truman College—but it never would've happened if Hank Williams Village had been built.
On the day Los Angeles banned the bags, Chicago's city council debated it—in the wake of a study that found surprising plastic pollution in the Great Lakes.