Going Out With a Bang
Despite the Bears’ loss to the Los Angeles Rams last week, Chicagoans are thrilled at the team’s performance this season and hopeful about what it means for the city’s football future.
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When Keys to the City Don’t Work
CityKey ID is meant to provide access but some Chicago residents say they face barriers and discrimination.
Trabajadores de la planta Mauser en La Villita llegan a un acuerdo
Tras obtener indemnizaciones por despido y oportunidades de recontratación, miembros del sindicato Teamsters de la planta de Millard Mauser votaron la semana pasada a favor de poner fin a su huelga, que duró varios meses.
The Roots of Poetry
Chicago Poet Laureate Mayda del Valle reflects on her journey from the South Side to Broadway and beyond.
‘Why Are We Donating Our Towels?’
Jail insiders describe having to buy their own supplies to keep their cells clean.
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Weekly Shines at the 86th CJA Awards
South Side Weekly journalists were recognized across multiple award categories at the Chicago Journalists Association’ annual awards ceremony.
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