The Once-Bustling Michigan Avenue on the South Side
It may not yet be reachable by the Red Line, but the doughnuts alone are worth the trip.
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Stacy Davis Gates Won’t Back Down
The Chicago Teachers Union’s heir apparent sees herself as a righteous champion of not just educators but of students. And she’s not about to let anyone stand in her way. Including the mayor.
Bringing the Outsiders In
An Old Town carriage house is reimagined to showcase an extensive collection of eclectic art.
Five Properties Rarely (If Ever) on the Market
These fresh properties have never been for sale since they were constructed, or haven’t been available in decades.
David Ross
The Cubs manager, 45, on a tough talk with Theo, DWTS anxiety, and his unconventional ring storage.
Jacqueline Russell’s Dog Trainer
The cofounder and artistic director of Chicago Children’s Theatre shares her puppy whisperer.
10 Reasons Tammy Duckworth Should Run for President
Why gives her an edge? She’s a veteran, a suburbanite, and a Hotel California fan.
Farm to Playbill
Steinbeck’s hard-luck duo makes for a rare male-centered ballet in Joffrey’s Of Mice and Men.
Twice the Spice
Zubair Mohajir offers an insightful exploration of modern Indian cuisine at two new side-by-side restaurants.
How Can I Max My Tiny Balcony?
High-rise residents, don’t despair: You can trick out even the smallest outside space.