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Monday is the first weekday of the $425 million project to rebuild the line on the city's South Side and that means no trains are running along the 10.2-mile stretch between Cermak-Chinatown and 95th Street.

 The Morning Shift gets down to brass tacks on TIFs that may be used for improvements a Navy Pier and McCormick Place. And as the south branch of the Red Line shuts down for the summer, CTA is on hand to answer questions. 

How well did you find your way around 1934 Chicago? We reveal yesterday's mystery location.

Think you know the location of this 1934 photo? It's somewhere on the far South Side.

A group of queer South Siders say same-sex marriage campaign has largely ignored them.

How can digital media help combat gun violence and other social problems plaguing our youth? And how are youth already taking action via media spaces to organize and amplify their voices in their daily lives? A panel explores the possibilities of transforming the lives of young people through new media technologies.

Northwestern University professor researches association between distance from a trauma center and mortality.