Chicago Has a Second Hometown Presidential Option, Green Party's Jill Stein By Carol Felsenthal If choosing between Donald & Hillary is “like being shot or poisoned,” how about the third-party candidate from Highland Park? Read more
10 Stories to Read This Week By Whet Moser How CPS encourages segregation, softball in Englewood, the curse of lovable losers, and more. Read more
How to Survive Pitchfork 2016 By Matt Pollock Dos, don'ts, and pro tips for anyone heading to Union Park this weekend. Read more
Colectivo Coffee Roasters Will Make Its Chicago Debut This Fall By Penny Pollack and Maggie Hennessy The Milwaukee-based café chainlet has a space secured in Lincoln Park. Read more
Our Pokémon, Ourselves By Bettina Chang "Uber for Pokemon" and a special Chicago subreddit show just how well the game capitalizes on our new obsessions. Read more
What Do Illinois Citizens Want to Do to Fix the State Budget? By Whet Moser We do agree on a few things—unfortunately, they range from extremely unlikely to totally useless. Read more
Brunch at Bernie's Lunch and Supper Doesn't Leave Much of an Impression By Carrie Schedler It'll do just fine, but it won't blow your mind. Read more
The Lucky, Unlucky, and Still Very Good Cubs By Whet Moser They no longer have the best record in baseball, but the numbers suggest that they can still claim the title of best team. Read more
Here's What to Expect When GT Prime Opens Next Month By Penny Pollack and Maggie Hennessy Meet the small-plates steakhouse. Read more
