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Richard Posner, Pioneer of Law and Economics, Dies
Richard A. Posner, the influential federal appeals court judge and legal scholar whose application of economic theory to the law transformed American jurisprudence, died Tuesday at age 87, according to the University of Chicago Law School. Posner, who served for 36 years on the US Court of Appeals for the...
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Caroling, Trees and the Christkindlmarket — Celebrate the Holidays With These Classic Chicago Traditions
From a mug of hot glühwein at the Christkindlmarket to a trip to the Walnut Room’s Great Tree, there are some Chicago activities that have become iconic holiday traditions. Read on for opportunities to shop, snack, carol and ride holiday trains. Christkindlmarket. The beloved German-style market is returning...
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Illuminate 900 Shops Holiday Event
Chicago’s tallest holiday tree will be the center of the 10th annual Illuminate 900 tree-lighting event, benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation on November 19, 2026, at the 900 N. Michigan Shops in the Gold Coast neighborhood. Get ready for the ultimate holiday extravaganza with music, performances, food, crafts and of...
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Chicago Fire season 15 episode 6 recap: The probies find new homes as Violet receives unexpected news
A still from the episode (Image via Instagram/@nbconechicago) Life at Firehouse 51 rarely slows down, but Chicago Fire season 15 episode 6 ("Over the Edge") shifts the spotlight from roaring blazes to tough career transitions. Following the emotional 300th milestone, the episode largely focuses on where candidates Marcus Burke, Hollis, and Jansen will land next, according to IMDb. As permanent positions aren’t plentiful across the Chicago Fire Department, Stella Kidd and Kelly Severide are trying to keep their recruits off of the floater pool. Meanwhile, paramedic Violet Mikami got life-changi...
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Library Access Gaps Put Woodson’s Book Bus in Focus
A Sun-Times analysis conducted with a Chicago Teachers Union researcher found that librarians were present at 10% of schools where Black students made up the largest share of the student body. The comparable figures were 25% at schools where white students were the majority and 21% where Hispanic students were the largest group, the Chicago Sun-Times reported. The paper also reported that CPS said it employed 107 librarians for more than 500 district-run, noncharter schools.