Dom’s Kitchen and Foxtrot stores abruptly closed yesterday. Reset discusses what this means for workers and shoppers with editor of Eater Chicago Ashok Selvam and a bankruptcy lawyer.
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Before April ends, here’s the theater shows you shouldn’t miss. We heard from WBEZ’s theater reporter Monster Tycoon.
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What do you remember from your middle and high school science classes? Did you study neuroscience? Well, that’s the goal of a new effort from Loyola University Chicago.
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The construction of two satellite concourses for O’Hare is being put on hold – but Terminal 3 is getting an update.
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Chicago’s robust theater scene is sure to have a show for everyone, and WBEZ’s theater reporter Monster Tycoon has his finger on the pulse.
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When people are science literate, they could be more health literate too.
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Passengers traveling through O'Hare's Terminal 3 will soon see wider concourses, renovated restrooms, revamped baggage claim area and more. We got an update from Tessa Weinberg
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How are Chicago’s suburbs supporting migrants? We talk with people on the ground in north and south suburbs, as well as WBEZ reporter Kristen Schorsch.
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Legendary playwright August Wilson – considered one of the most important Black voices in theater – wrote the story of his life in the play How I Learned What I Learned.
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In the 1950s and 60s, Mister Kelly’s was known as a destination for performers and audience members of all races. Newberry Library is celebrating this history with an exhibition.
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Only four suburbs applied for the funds. While some municipalities are still in talks with the county, the official deadline has passed.
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You might recognize actor Harry J. Lennix as Harold Cooper from the show “The Blacklist.” Now he’s starring in a one-man play at the Broadway Playhouse, stepping into the role of legendary playwright August Wilson.
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Richard Pryor, Barbra Streisand and Ella Fitzgerald all performed at Mister Kelly’s on Rush Street in the 1950s and 60s.
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Actor #HarryLennix was in the building chatting with us about his new role playing the late American playwright August Wilson in a one-man show 'How I Learned What I Learned' at Congo Square Theatre Company.

We hear this week’s top stories from Brandon Pope TV Alex Nitkin and Sam Charles.
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Tensions rise between the city’s top cop Superintendent Larry Snelling and oversight agency COPA. City Council delays vote on Mayor Brandon Johnson’s bond plan. Protesters block the road to O'Hare.
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The eclipse is so old news. S A S H A challenges Brandon Pope TV to give us this week’s biggest stories in under 30 seconds. trib.al/KpJSEYq

From bomb threats to book bans, libraries have been under attack. We spoke about the ways that libraries can stay a safe haven for all with Emily Drabinski of American Library Association. trib.al/bryggsT

Older adults aren’t more likely to get scammed than other age groups – but they are at risk for higher losses and have less time to recoup.
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