Why Are There So Many Music Venues In Uptown?
A rising population, developing landscape and evolving entertainment all helped form a need for the Chicago music venues we know today.
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How To Be More Eco-Friendly — While Staying Safe — As Illinois Continues To Reopen
Washing reusable masks and making your own wipes are some of the ways to produce less garbage during the pandemic.
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As Chicago Reopens, Is It Time To Let My Parents Meet Their Grandchildren?
As new parents to twins, Ricardo and Marcela Serment wonder if it could finally be time to invite some helping hands into their home.
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Listen — 10:42If Parks Are Open, Why Aren’t The Playgrounds?
One Curious Citizen heard the risk of COVID-19 transmission is low outdoors — yet the city is keeping its more than 600 playgrounds closed.
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Sun Wah BBQ In Uptown Will Require Patrons To Sign A Health Affidavit To Dine
WBEZ spoke to co-owner Kelly Cheng about the decision.
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Performers Speak Out About Racism In Chicago’s Improv And Comedy Scene
Three performers weigh in on the way forward for a more equitable comedy scene. “You just want a space where you can find your own voice.”
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Listen — 11:30Patio Dining 101: Health Experts Weigh In On How To Eat Out Safely
From appetizers to rules about the bathroom, here are six tips for how to eat out during Phase 3.
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My Daughter Attended A Protest—How Do I Get Her Tested?
One Chicago area father has been having trouble figuring out when and where to get his teenage daughter tested for COVID-19.
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Reflections On A Week Of Protests And Unrest
As Chicagoans respond to the death of George Floyd, four reporters take us through the moments that defined this historic week.
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Listen — 20:35I Left Consulting To Run A Testing Center In My Neighborhood
Miguel Blancarte Jr. says he’s found a new purpose during the pandemic running a testing center at his old elementary school in Little Village.
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