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Chicago Theological Seminary stops admitting new students as financial pressure grows
The Chicago Theological Seminary has stopped admitting new students in its degree programs amid mounting financial woes at the 170-year-old institution.
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Editorial: No, United’s Scott Kirby, you should not be able to swallow American Airlines
A merger between United and American Airlines must never be allowed to happen.
Politics
Mediators move closer to extending US-Iran ceasefire, officials tell AP
Mediators moved closer Wednesday to extending the ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran and restarting negotiations to salvage the fragile truce.
Entertainment
International Jazz Day is right around the corner: 16 picks for the global event taking over Chicago
Chicago would seem to be a no-brainer to host International Jazz Day, and the April 30 day itself spills out into events and concerts all over Chicago for the next few weeks. Our 16 Jazz Day recommendations.
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Chicago Bears Q&A: Odds they pick a left tackle at No. 25? Is Keldric Faulk’s sack total a problem?
Is it a certainty the Chicago Bears will draft a defensive player in the first round, or is a left tackle a possibility? Brad Biggs answers your Bears questions.
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Photos: Cherry blossoms near full bloom at Jackson Park in Chicago
The area surrounding the Columbian Basin in Jackson Park is home to about 200 pink and white cherry blossom trees that typically bloom each Spring. -
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Hinsdale set to build new pavilion in Burlington Park for Thursday concerts, other events
The privately funded pavilion will host Hinsdale's Uniquely Thursday concert series as well as other...
Immigration
ACLU says Tinley Park police traffic stop may have violated state’s TRUST Act
The Illinois ACLU says a Tinley Park police officer may have violated the Trust Act...
Education
UChicago paleontologist announces plans for Washington Park science center focused on teen education
The more than 45,000-square-foot center planned for the Washington Park neighborhood will be free for...
Crime and Public Safety
CPD Superintendent Snelling pushes back on call to probe rising use-of-force incidents
The Illinois attorney general's office noted the “concerning” trend of rising uses of force reporting,...
Environment
Chicago Park District balances weather, proximity to public areas during controlled burns
Between December and April, Park District officials regularly carry out controlled burns across the city...
Restaurants, Food and Drink
Restaurant review: Seedo’s Levantine Bakery makes bold pastries and a cheeky ‘sandweesh’ in Chicago
The Palestinian owned business launched two locations in the Loop with roots in the Middle...
Investigations
As Indiana extends coal and builds data centers, Illinois may be on the hook for neighbor’s AI boom
Postponing the closure of the Schahfer coal plant also means continued exposure to toxic emissions...
History
‘Michael’ brings Jackson family back to Gary for the big screen
The hometown screening of “Michael” in Gary marked a full-circle moment as the Jackson family...
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Go Green groups in Winnetka, Wilmette, etc., champion environmental sustainability
Go Green groups in Winnetka, Wilmette, etc., champion environmental sustainability
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The best ice cream makers for easy summer entertaining
The best ice cream makers can help you create your own chilly treats so you’ll...