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In The Works: New Life for 440-Acre South Works Site
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The massive former site of U.S. Steel South Works has a new buyer—and new possibilities.
Viewer Feedback: ‘This Tax Was Never About Health’
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Viewers weigh in on the new Cook County sweetened beverage tax.
Viewer Feedback: ‘The Chicago Public School System Is a Failure’
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We hear from you about the the school funding debate in Springfield.
New Book Celebrates Classic Images of Chicago
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Richard Cahan and Michael Williams spend a lot of time digging through old photos of Chicago, and together have created 14 stunning books. Take a look at their latest, “Chicago: Classic Photographs.”
WTTW’s ‘Weekend in Havana’ a Look Beyond City’s Vintage Glamour
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In his new PBS special, Geoffrey Baer is immersed in the city’s vibrant culture—architecture, music, dance and history—with three native Cubans as his guides.
The Week in Review: Rauner Cleans House After Budget Veto Override
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A staff shakeup in the Rauner administration. Big layoffs predicted after Cook County’s soda tax is blocked in court. New owners at the Chicago Sun-Times. Big changes ahead for Lake Shore Drive. And in sports, a major crosstown trade.
Brian Culbertson: Performing All About ‘Entertaining, Fun’
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Award-winning musician, writer and producer Brian Culbertson joins us in conversation.
‘Chicago Monumental’ Shines Light on City’s Public Art
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You’ve heard Chicago described as the City of Big Shoulders and the City of Neighborhoods. Writer and photographer Larry Broutman offers yet another nickname: the City of Monuments. Learn why.
Retired ABC7 Reporter Paddling Length of Mississippi River
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For 30 years, Paul Meincke covered local, national and international news for Chicago’s ABC7. Now, he’s in the midst of another adventure: a canoe trip along the length of the mighty Mississippi River. We check in via Skype.
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