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May 18, 2026
Neil deGrasse Tyson Explores ‘Unspoken Alliance’ Between Space Exploration, Military Might
The evolving and often parallel relationship between scientific and military minds is the focus of a new book from astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson: “Accessory to War: The Unspoken Alliance Between Astrophysics and the Military.”
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Explores ‘Unspoken Alliance’ Between Space Exploration, Military Might
May 18, 2026
Brookfield Zoo Rhino Celebrates Birthday After Surviving Life-Threatening Infection
The 2,300-pound rhinoceros, Layla, logged an important milestone this week, celebrating her eighth birthday just months after overcoming a near-deadly infection.
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Brookfield Zoo Rhino Celebrates Birthday After Surviving Life-Threatening Infection
May 18, 2026
UChicago Researchers Get $3.4M to Develop Brain-Controlled Prosthesis
University of Chicago researchers will develop robotic arms that patients can move with their brains, thanks to a grant from the National Institutes of Health.
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UChicago Researchers Get $3.4M to Develop Brain-Controlled Prosthesis
May 18, 2026
Chicago Group Gets $1M to Plant Trees, Combat Climate Change
Chicago-based environmental group Openlands has received a $1 million grant to address climate change by planting new trees and recruiting residents to protect them. 
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Chicago Group Gets $1M to Plant Trees, Combat Climate Change
May 18, 2026
How Technology is Changing the Face of Retail
This week, retail giant Amazon announced plans to open a fourth Amazon Go location in Chicago next year. Will this high-tech model be the future of retail?
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How Technology is Changing the Face of Retail
May 18, 2026
Durbin Calls for Increased Monitoring of Illinois Pork-Processing Plant
U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin is calling for federal action following a report that identified an Illinois meat-processing plant as the worst-polluting plant of its type in the country.
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Durbin Calls for Increased Monitoring of Illinois Pork-Processing Plant
May 18, 2026
Walmart to Install Solar Panels at 21 Sites in Illinois
The mega-retailer says plans to install solar panels at nearly two dozen sites across Illinois will represent a 25-percent increase in the state’s current solar capacity.
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Walmart to Install Solar Panels at 21 Sites in Illinois
May 18, 2026
P33: A Burnham Plan for Chicago’s Tech Future
A new initiative backed by former Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker and Chicago’s entrepreneurial elite aims to turn Chicago into a top tech hub.
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P33: A Burnham Plan for Chicago’s Tech Future
May 18, 2026
Illinois Begins to Pave the Way for Self-Driving Cars
Chicago streets filled with cars and passengers – but no drivers – may sound like something out of the cartoon “The Jetsons,” but some suggest the technology actually has roots in Illinois’ not-so-distant past.
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Illinois Begins to Pave the Way for Self-Driving Cars
May 18, 2026
Fall Colors Are on Full Display at Chicago Botanic Garden
Sunny days and cool nights have helped produce a vivid display of fall colors this season. At the Chicago Botanic Garden, thousands of trees are at their peak.
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Fall Colors Are on Full Display at Chicago Botanic Garden
May 18, 2026
Nine Mexican Wolves Leaving Brookfield Zoo for New Homes
They are one of the most successful packs within the nationwide Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, but nine of the 10 wolves will leave Chicago for new homes as part of a plan to help save the endangered species.
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Nine Mexican Wolves Leaving Brookfield Zoo for New Homes
May 18, 2026
DryHop, Lincoln Park Zoo to Release IPA Inspired by Rare New Zealand Bird
For the second time this year, Chicago’s DryHop Brewers is joining forces with Lincoln Park Zoo in the name of wildlife conservation, this time for a rare and endangered New Zealand bird.
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DryHop, Lincoln Park Zoo to Release IPA Inspired by Rare New Zealand Bird
May 18, 2026
Chicago Wilderness Survey Shows Hope for Threatened Grassland Birds
A first-of-its-kind survey of the Chicago area’s remaining grasslands could be good news for several species of threatened birds that once thrived across Illinois.
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Chicago Wilderness Survey Shows Hope for Threatened Grassland Birds
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