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Free Admission for South LA Neighbors at New Museum

July 16, 2026

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, located in Exposition Park, is set to open its doors to the public in September. As part of its mission to create a sense of community, the museum will offer free admission to residents living in the 90037 ZIP code. This pass program, launching in August, allows re

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Artistic Roots on Display

July 16, 2026

The Lake Villa District Library is hosting an exciting art exhibit that celebrates the creative talents of Sinéad Carus. Her display, which runs throughout July and August, showcases her unique illustrations, surface patterns, and photographs. Carus's artwork often reflects her rich heritage, with h

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Free Passes for the Community

July 16, 2026

The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in Los Angeles is opening its doors to the public on September 22nd. This massive cultural institution, built at a cost of $1 billion, spans 300,000 square feet and features an impressive collection of over 1,300 objects. What makes this museum special is its co

business

Downtown Yorkville Goes Global

July 16, 2026

This Saturday, the streets of Yorkville are buzzing with excitement. The city's "Meet Me Downtown" promotion is hosting the "Passport to Downtown" event, a fun-filled experience that's all about exploration and community spirit. From 1-4 p.m., residents can drop by the Yorkville Flower Shop to pick

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Homelessness in Hell's Kitchen: A Growing Concern

July 16, 2026

In the heart of Manhattan, a growing homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum has become a pressing issue. The encampment, which has been expanding rapidly, has taken over significant portions of West 45th and 46th Streets along Twelfth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen. Despite numerous complaints from

politics

The Dark Side of Global Power

July 16, 2026

Corruption is a cancer that eats away at the very fabric of global institutions. It's a problem that's been around for centuries, and one that seems to have no cure. But is it really a surprise? After all, when leaders are answerable only to themselves, it's only natural that they might take advanta

sports

Racing's Last Stand at Horsemen's Park

July 16, 2026

The final weekend of live racing at Horsemen's Park is just around the corner. This event has been a staple in the community for years, drawing in crowds and creating unforgettable experiences. As the countdown begins, fans are reflecting on the memories they've made at the park. Horsemen's Park h

politics

The Enigma Surrounding Senator McConnell's Health

July 16, 2026

Senator Mitch McConnell's health has been shrouded in mystery since his hospitalization on June 14. The 84-year-old Kentucky senator's condition sparked intense speculation, with many questioning the lack of transparency from his staff. Meghan McCain recently took to social media to express her

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Closing the Health Gap in Chicago

July 16, 2026

Health disparities in Chicago are a harsh reality. The city's neighborhoods have vastly different outcomes when it comes to health. For instance, people living in the Loop tend to live 24 years longer than those in West Garfield Park. This gap is not just about healthcare; it's about the conditions

science

UV Light Sparks Epigenetic Shifts

July 16, 2026

Cells have a way of storing and using genetic information. This process is controlled by various mechanisms that can change how genes are expressed. One key aspect of this control is how histones, which are like spools for DNA, get modified. These modifications can affect how genes are turned on or

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