Former White Sox player Micah Johnson returns to Chicago as bestselling author
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Back in Chicago after his time with the White Sox, Micah Johnson visited Minnie Miñoso Academy to read his children’s book “Aku,” sharing how he transitioned from baseball to art and why imagination, representation, and dreaming big matter for the next generation.

How to survive daylight saving time: Sleep expert shares tips before we spring forward
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As we lose an hour to daylight saving time, Dr. James Rowley of Rush’s Sleep Medicine Fellowship explains how to prepare for the shift, help kids adjust, what permanent DST could mean for our health, and practical tips for those who already struggle with sleep.

Fish fries and spring getaways at the Abbey Resort in Wisconsin
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If you were looking for a place to enjoy the outdoors while eating great food, check out the Abbey Resort at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

Six-planet parade to light up the sky as lunar eclipse follows next week
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Skywatchers across Chicago can catch a rare six-planet alignment this weekend, according to Michelle Nichols of the Adler Planetarium, with a lunar eclipse set to follow on March 3 and more celestial events expected throughout the spring.

Chicago celebrates Women’s History Month with events and women-owned businesses
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Women’s History Month begins March 1 with events and celebrations across Chicago, as Choose Chicago highlights local history and encourages support for women-owned businesses including Chocolat Uzma and Embers and Apothecary throughout the month.

Pastor Reginald Sharpe reflects on Rev. Jesse Jackson’s legacy
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Pastor Reginald Sharpe Jr. shares reflections on the life and impact of civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson while he lies in repose at Rainbow PUSH Coalition headquarters in Chicago.

Anjanette Young shares her story of trauma and healing in new book
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Anjanette Young discusses her new book Past the Pain, reflecting on the wrongful police raid that upended her life and how her journey led to advocacy through the I AM HER Foundation.

How 'Books for Cause' became Chicago’s first free bookstore
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What began as a mission to keep books out of landfills has grown into Books for Cause in Avondale — Chicago’s first free bookstore, changing lives one page at a time.

College of DuPage, NIU team up to inspire the next generation of engineers
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The College of DuPage and Northern Illinois University are partnering for “Engineering the Future,” giving high school students hands-on insight into engineering careers, industry demand, and real-world opportunities like the Shell Eco-marathon Americas competition.

Double Door won’t reopen in Chicago, but owner says the music isn’t over yet
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After plans to revive Double Door at the Wilson Theatre fell through, owner Sean Mulroney shares what’s next for the legendary Chicago venue and his vision for bringing it back to life.

After personal loss, suburban coach leads middle school to historic championships
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After losing his father before the season, Coach Darryl Moffett and his 7th and 8th grade teams at Colin Powell in School District 159 rallied together, dedicated their season to his dad, and made history by bringing home the school’s first-ever 4A state championships.

Chicago home to nation’s worst traffic bottleneck, new data shows
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Rebecca Brewster of the American Transportation Research Institute explains why the interchange where I-290 meets I-294 and I-88 now ranks as the worst traffic bottleneck in the country.

Why dating in Chicago feels so hard — and how to fix it
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Matchmaker April Davis of Luma Luxury Matchmaking breaks down why dating in Chicago can feel stalled and shares practical steps singles can take right now to find a real connection.

From setback to success: Chicago native Robert Covington tells his story in new documentary
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Chicago-born NBA veteran Robert Covington joins us to discuss his new documentary, “Allergic to Failure,” detailing how injury, going undrafted and his HBCU experience shaped his journey and purpose beyond basketball.

Class Act in Chicago's Bucktown unveils new menu
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A restaurant in Chicago's Bucktown neighborhood is kicking off a new menu for customers to enjoy.