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10 years after: How Cubs went from lovable losers to 2016 World Series champions

With a trip back to Cleveland this weekend, we look at a 2016 team that had mostly smooth sailing to the postseason, then rallied time after time to finally win it all.

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Here’s your 2025 guide to farmers markets throughout Chicago

Our big list of 100-plus markets across the metro Chicago area — freshly updated for 2025.

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Photos: 20 of the best cosplays at C2E2 in Chicago

From Ladypool to Leatherface, check out 20 of the best costumes we saw Saturday at the Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo at McCormick Place.

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What to know about immigration operations and National Guard deployments to Chicago

Got more questions? WBEZ and the Chicago Sun-Times provide answers.

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Where to get a pint of Guinness in Chicago for St. Patrick's Day

There's an art to serving a pint of Guinness — these five Chicago pubs take pride in their pours.

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Here’s where to find paczki in Chicago (MAP)

Paczki Day falls on Feb. 16 this year. Here’s where to find the Polish treat.

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What is Pulaski Day? Here's what's closed and the history of this Chicago holiday

Pulaski Day will be observed on Monday, March 2. Chicago and Cook County government offices and courts will be closed. Chicago Public Schools, local banks and post offices will be open.

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Tax refund loans can provide quick cash, but there's also risks

Tax refund loans provide fast cash while you wait for the rest of your refund, but tax preparation costs can outweigh the benefits.

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Friends are getting older and moving away. How do I cope?

When feeling discouraged about friendships becoming distant, be reassured that they need you whether they are near or far.

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How gutting the U.S. Education Department impacts Illinois schools and universities

President Trump signed an order Thursday calling for the Education Department to close and he has slashed staff by half. He’s also targeting DEI in higher education and research funding.

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How do Chicago's sanctuary laws protect immigrants?

Your safety matters. Find out how local laws support you and what to expect if you encounter law enforcement.

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What you need to know about bird flu Art Institute of Chicago

Plus: Federal transit fund troubles, a historic Art Institute exhibit and more

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Free days at Chicago museums and attractions: When and where to go

For year-round free admission, consider becoming a member of your favorite museum, zoo or outdoor garden attraction.

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'Oh my God! It's a dog! It's alive!' Rescuer of abused dog recounts horror of discovery

Professional declutterer recounts horror of discovering abused dog of pediatrician, who now faces charges of animal cruelty.

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Jimmy Carter, 39th U.S. president and humanitarian, dies at 100

Businessman, Navy officer, evangelist, politician, negotiator, author, woodworker, citizen of the world — Carter forged a path that still challenges political assumptions and stands out among the 45 men who reached the nation’s highest office. His state funeral will be Jan. 9, designated as a…

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Longtime U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin decides 'it's time,' won’t seek reelection

The 80-year-old Democrat told WBEZ in an Illinois exclusive that age was a factor in his not seeking a sixth term in the U.S. Senate.

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Chicago's top 10 news stories of 2024

The city thrived in the spotlight for the Democratic National Convention during a tough year for Mayor Brandon Johnson.

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Opioids have been killing the same generation of Black men in Chicago for decades

Black men born 1951-1970 always have had the greatest risk of dying of overdoses, even in their 20s, 30s and 40s. It's true in Chicago, Baltimore, Washington and other big cities, an investigation by the Sun-Times, The New York Times, The Baltimore Banner, Big Local News at Stanford University and…

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The man behind the magic of 'Harry Potter and the Cursed Child' show in Chicago

Magician and illusionist Jamie Harrison created the whimsical and heart stopping moments in stage production, which is currently playing in Chicago.

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Chicago’s violence took the lives of their loved ones. They're telling their stories to try to change things.

They hope that, in telling their stories in their own words, writing about those they lost and how that shaped them, they might somehow inspire change in Chicago.

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Pa's Khao Man Gai recipe from Lowcountry's Chef Pan Hompluem

Khao Man Gai is a Thai street food staple. "This dish is incredibly special to me because it's my dad's recipe, and it's been my favorite for as long as I can remember," Chef Hompluem says.

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Pozole blanco recipe from Cesar's Killer Margarita's Chef Lulu Duran

"Through food, our culture and traditions are preserved, which allows us to share with our community, while we continue to explore new connections and meanings to the food we make," Duran says.

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I rode Amtrak in coach for 46 hours from Chicago to Miami. Here’s why it's worth it

Trains are not the easiest, quickest or most reliable way to travel across the country. Why hasn't America's love of trains faded? Why the excitement about the inaugural run of the Floridian train on Nov. 10?

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Peso Pluma to headline Sueños Music Festival 2025

Pluma's set this year was canceled due to inclement weather. The Latin music festival returns for a fourth year in Grant Park in May.

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