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Dec 22, 2025
Sue the T. Rex Moves into ‘Private Suite’ Next Month at Field Museum
Sue’s move to a new 5,100-square-foot home is part of a decadeslong plan to display the dinosaur in a proper scientific context that helps demonstrate why the T. Rex “is widely considered the greatest dinosaur fossil in the world.”
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Sue the T. Rex Moves into ‘Private Suite’ Next Month at Field Museum
Dec 22, 2025
Lincoln Park Zoo Hosts Conference on Reintroducing Endangered Species
Conservationists from around the world are gathering this week to focus on saving threatened species and reintroducing them into the wild.
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Lincoln Park Zoo Hosts Conference on Reintroducing Endangered Species
Dec 22, 2025
Study: Chicago Not Only City in Illinois Struggling to Boost Recycling Rate
Chicago’s recycling woes have been well-documented, but a new report shows that at least five other cities in Illinois are failing to meet average U.S. recycling rates.
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Study: Chicago Not Only City in Illinois Struggling to Boost Recycling Rate
Dec 22, 2025
Study: Drivers Traveled 1.9M Extra Miles Due to Closed City Emission Test Sites
A new analysis shows that closing Chicago's final two vehicle emissions testing facilities came at a cost to hundreds of thousands of city drivers, with the biggest impact on low-income and minority drivers. 
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Study: Drivers Traveled 1.9M Extra Miles Due to Closed City Emission Test Sites
Dec 22, 2025
Slick Roads, Blowing Snow Delay Air, Road Travel in Midwest
The Chicago area was slammed with up to a foot of wet snow, and whiteout conditions stalled commuter traffic on the roads.
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Slick Roads, Blowing Snow Delay Air, Road Travel in Midwest
Dec 22, 2025
City Animal Shelter to Get $1.5 Million Upgrade for Medical Unit
The renovated medical and surgery areas at Chicago Animal Care and Control will replace the shelter’s existing medical unit, which is more than 20 years old. 
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City Animal Shelter to Get $1.5 Million Upgrade for Medical Unit
Dec 22, 2025
Chicagoans Celebrate Landing of Latest Mars Probe
It took six months, a voyage of 300 million miles and a final “seven minutes of terror,” but NASA’s InSight spacecraft on Monday touched down on Mars in a landing the craft’s chief engineer called “flawless.”
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Chicagoans Celebrate Landing of Latest Mars Probe
Dec 22, 2025
Chicago Rat Study Shows Correlation Between Rental Units and Rodents
Chicago’s recent designation as the country’s “rat capital” can be attributed in large part, a new study finds, to a particular type of home: rental units. 
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Chicago Rat Study Shows Correlation Between Rental Units and Rodents
Dec 22, 2025
VW Settlement: Illinois Awards $19M for Cleaner Bus and Train Engines
The first chunk of Illinois’ windfall from the Volkswagen emissions lawsuit settlement will fund cleaner-burning bus and train engines for CTA, Metra, Pace and other agencies.
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VW Settlement: Illinois Awards $19M for Cleaner Bus and Train Engines
Dec 22, 2025
Trump EPA Looks to Weaken Regulations for New Coal Plants
The Trump administration is taking another swing at coal regulations, announcing that it plans to ditch an Obama-era rule that set pollution limits for new coal-fired power plants.
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Trump EPA Looks to Weaken Regulations for New Coal Plants
Dec 22, 2025
Group to Assign Mayoral Candidates ‘Paw Ratings’ on Animal Welfare Issues
Fix Chicago 2019 aims to end the killing of shelter pets in Chicago. The first task of the new group? Taking inventory of where candidates running for city office stand on various animal welfare issues. 
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Group to Assign Mayoral Candidates ‘Paw Ratings’ on Animal Welfare Issues
Dec 22, 2025
City Animal Shelter Waives Fees for Holiday Adoptions
With its building “full to the brim” with cats and dogs, Chicago’s municipal-run animal shelter is waiving adoption fees for those looking to bring home a new pet this holiday season.
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City Animal Shelter Waives Fees for Holiday Adoptions
Dec 22, 2025
Chinese Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit Ahead of Planned Moon Landing
A Chinese spacecraft enters the moon’s orbit and prepares to be the first to land on its far side. Rabiah Mayas joins us with stories making headlines in the world of science.
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Chinese Spacecraft Enters Lunar Orbit Ahead of Planned Moon Landing
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