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It took 90 years and 88 scholars at the University of Chicago to complete work on what is known as the Assyrian Dictionary.

If you think your child doesn't have a food allergy, you might want to think again.

It's a struggle many Americans will soon face -- caring for their aging parents.

Geoffrey Baer takes you on a ride aboard Chicago's last surviving private commuter rail car.

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This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Rahm Emanuel grades his first 30 days as mayor of Chicago.

He used to manage the roadways of our nation's capital.

In the 90s, "All Jokes Aside" served as a launching pad for many of today's top African-American comedians.

He's a Chicago legend and one of the forefathers of the blues. So why has his name been almost forgotten in modern culture?

You can still enjoy the 31st Street beach, even though just south, some major construction is going on.

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It was the first, and yet, monumental day for the new Chicago Public School Board.

The move to rescind teacher pay raises has garnered praise from Mayor Emanuel, while drawing the ire of the Chicago Teachers Union.