List Price: See Price Points below The Property: In a part of Little Village known as Marshall Square, a vintage, seven-unit greystone is cooperatively owned by a bicyclist-friendly group... Read more
It's well known that a portion of high-profile ambassadorships (around 30 percent, usually) go to big-money donors or powerful friends of the president. And two Penn State profs have calculated, broadly, how much it costs and where each is likely to go. But Chicago's Louis Susman proves that you can get there by being a bit of both. Read more
The reassignment of desk cops to patrol includes a strengthening of "saturation units," a compromise strategy between the CPD's old, controversial gang-strike units and McCarthy's philosophy of community policing. Read more
A job doing research and development for the Cubs has opened up, working alongside new hire and sabermetrics expert Tom Tango—who explodes the Bartman myth with the Leverage Index. Read more
In the 1880s, the railroad-car magnate George Pullman built a factory and a company town for his employees on what’s now Chicago’s Far South Side. The industrial works have largely disappeared... Read more
