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Fallen leaves naturally fertilize the soil as they decompose, returning vital nutrients to the ground. more
Catherine Breed, 33, swam about 900 miles from Oregon to Mexico from July to October. more
Chicago-Area Live Music Recommendations for Oct. 21-27 Josh Terry Wed, 10/21/2026 - 05:00 Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to … more
18-year-old Jayden Antwon Cole, former Clarke County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) probationary detention officer, has been terminated and arrested following an investigation of criminal charges, according … more
Years ago, Honolulu-based photographer and writer Floyd Takeuchi experienced a dish so delicious and unique, it became one of his favorites. At a Sembikiya Café in Tokyo, which is known as "the … more
Every three months or so, she finds something wrong with what I’ve done or said and sends me a rudely worded “breakup” email or message. more
The former Indiana star called out a former Indiana coach. more
In his more than 25 years in Washington, Xavier Becerra built important alliances and amassed power on Capitol Hill, but had some stumbles along the way. more
I couldn’t stop laughing when my friend told me that his childhood hero was the rebellious, denim-jacket-wearing John Bender from The Breakfast Club. “That explains a lot!” I managed to squeak … more
Local bakeries and sweet shops are getting into the spooky spirit with frightfully delicious creations that are almost too cute to sink your fangs into.BRUG BAKERYBrug Bakery’s October specials … more
Whole steamed artichokes need a little help, flavor-wise, thus the usual accompanying dips of melted butter, aioli or mayonnaise. With this preparation, fresh herbs and garlic cloves stuffed between … more
On the afternoon of Aug. 12, 1999, a blackout roiled Loop businesses, knocking out power at the Chicago Board of Trade before markets closed, darkening office buildings and trapping people in … more
As development swallows up open space across the Twin Cities, hunters are competing for shrinking patches of land — and getting creative in the process. more
A late-night visit to an unattended convenience store in South Korea left Justice B. Hill questioning whether Americans could be trusted to shop on the honor system. more
For Alika Nam, Cinnamon’s Restaurant (315 Uluniu St.) has always been about more than consistently good food and generous portions. Since his parents opened the restaurant in Kailua Square in 1985, … more
Years of delays for the SkyLink people mover at LAX have led to finger-pointing, litigation and a grand jury probe into how a $1.9-billion project has become a $3.3-billion boondoggle. more
As Colorado voters weigh Amendment 84, data from Texas, Georgia and Virginia show an initial increase in ballots thrown out after new ID requirements more
Pew Research Center data shows that, as of 2025, only 36 percent of Americans claim to have cable or satellite TV. more
News and commentary from the past week or so. Survey: Community Transit wants your input on Swift Gold by November 15. News: Commentary: This is an Open Thread. more
Ohio State has a five-star quarterback in his second year who doesn't appear to be up next as the guy to replace an injured Julian Sayin. How did that happen? more
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