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January 21, 2024
Could letting small businesses and residents weigh in on the future of downtown save it from a downward spiral? Examiner columnist Ben Kaplan looks at four problematic assumptions currently fueling the downtown discussion.
January 20, 2024
How ABG and Innovative Eyewear are carving a new fashion tech frontier, with AI smart glasses by Nautica, Eddie Bauer and Reebok.
January 19, 2024
Fans of the Chicago Rat Hole quickly banded together Friday to dig out the infamous rodent-shaped crater in Roscoe Village after someone had filled it in. Onlookers Friday morning discovered that the city’s newest tourist attraction — a hole in the sidewalk, with a skinny tail and only three paws — had been filled with a concrete slurry after a week in the spotlight once it went viral on a ...
January 19, 2024
CHICAGO — Fans of the "Chicago Rat Hole" quickly banded together Friday to dig out the infamous rodent-shaped crater in Roscoe Village after someone had filled it in. Onlookers Friday morning discovered that the city’s newest tourist attraction — a hole in the sidewalk, with a skinny tail and only three paws — had been filled with a concrete slurry after a week in the spotlight once it went ...
January 19, 2024
I was a Google gal for years. But they haven't kept up, and if you're driving in the US, Apple will get you there better.
January 18, 2024
The fatal drowning on Saturday, Jan. 13, is the fourth such fatal incident in the last six years at the South Point cliff dive, according to Hawaii Police Department Records.
January 18, 2024
You can use your iPhone to easily decode the laundry symbols on your clothing tags -- and thats just one of the hidden features youll find on iOS 17.
January 18, 2024
Eighteen months have passed since Google committed to wiping out all location data tied to users' visits to abortion clinics, a vow made in response to the Supreme Court's decision on federal abortion protections. Recent findings, however, reveal that Google has fallen short, still retaining location history data in 50% of cases.