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Chicago's inspector general continues finding waste and mismanagement in city departments, from truck drivers sleeping on the job to miss

McDonald's is going to hire 50,000 new employees on April 19.

New condos popped up everywhere over the last two decades -- but were they built to last?

Single-sex education is on the rise. Why do proponents say it can be so beneficial to students?

Jay Shefsky takes us north of the border to the legendary Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove, Wisconsin.

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, the CHA's most notorious public housing project, Cabrini-Green, is being torn

These prehistoric figures were part of a popular Field Museum exhibit for over 40 years before they were removed.   So where ar

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Two nuns took to the Chicago streets 43 years ago asking unsuspecting passersby a simple question--"Are you happy?"  Their candid ex

A truly inventive opera uses live actors, robots, and futuristic set design.  It's called "Death and the Powers" and we'll talk to t

This sport is all about moving from point A to point B over any obstacle.

We sit down with the two aldermanic candidates in the 45th ward runoff. Meet John Garrido and John Arena.

The Daley administration is reportedly ready to privatize recycling in Chicago. Could it become the next parking meter fiasco?