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Dec 23, 2025
Cook County Sheriff Warns of Apple Phone Scam
Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart is warning residents about a sophisticated phone scam in which an unsolicited caller claims to be a representative from Apple, Inc.
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Cook County Sheriff Warns of Apple Phone Scam
Dec 23, 2025
Humans Are Destroying Chimpanzees’ Culture, Study Finds
The complex and relatively advanced cultures of chimpanzees are disappearing as human beings encroach on previously undisturbed areas of African forest, according to a new study involving researchers from Lincoln Park Zoo.
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Humans Are Destroying Chimpanzees’ Culture, Study Finds
Dec 23, 2025
Northwestern Project Enlists ‘Earthquake Detectives’ to Study Seismograms
With the help of volunteers who classify sounds from recordings of seismic events, scientists could learn more about the conditions under which earthquakes occur. 
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Northwestern Project Enlists ‘Earthquake Detectives’ to Study Seismograms
Dec 23, 2025
With New Screening Process, City Shelter is ‘Fast-Tracking’ Cat and Dog Adoptions
Chicago Animal Care and Control was so packed with cats late last summer that it sent out an urgent call for adoptions. Now, the department seems to have found a solution to one of its biggest challenges: overcrowding.
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With New Screening Process, City Shelter is ‘Fast-Tracking’ Cat and Dog Adoptions
Dec 23, 2025
Chicago Zoos Want You to Recycle Old Cellphones to Save Gorillas
Mining for coltan, a mineral compound used to make cellphones and other small electronics, has displaced large numbers of Eastern gorillas in the Democratic Republic of Congo. 
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Chicago Zoos Want You to Recycle Old Cellphones to Save Gorillas
Dec 23, 2025
Heat Waves, Heavy Rain, Flooding: Report Details Dangers of Climate Change in Great Lakes Region
A first-of-its-kind report shows how climate change is threatening the Great Lakes, and how their ongoing transformation figures to impact the entire region.
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Heat Waves, Heavy Rain, Flooding: Report Details Dangers of Climate Change in Great Lakes Region
Dec 23, 2025
Social Security Administration Warning of Phone Impersonation Scheme
While the Social Security Administration may contact people by phone, employees will never threaten a person or a promise Social Security benefit approval in exchange for information, according to the agency.
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Social Security Administration Warning of Phone Impersonation Scheme
Dec 23, 2025
White People’s Eating Habits Produce Most Greenhouse Gases, Study Finds
The diets of white Americans contribute to climate change more than the eating habits of African and Latino Americans, according to a new report by a group of Chicago researchers.
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White People’s Eating Habits Produce Most Greenhouse Gases, Study Finds
Dec 23, 2025
Lose a Pet? Chicago Shelter to Use Facial Recognition App to Help Reunite Animals, Owners
Each year, Chicago Animal Care and Control takes in more than 3,000 stray dogs and 3,000 stray cats on average, but only a fraction of them are reunited with their owners. How a new app could help link lost pets with their owners.
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Lose a Pet? Chicago Shelter to Use Facial Recognition App to Help Reunite Animals, Owners
Dec 23, 2025
Pregnant Rhino Kapuki Undergoes Ultrasound at Lincoln Park Zoo
Kapuki, a 13-year-old eastern black rhinoceros, is expected to give birth to a baby calf in May. 
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Pregnant Rhino Kapuki Undergoes Ultrasound at Lincoln Park Zoo
Dec 23, 2025
Field Museum Pranks Twitter, Opens Pop-Up ‘Dig Site’ on Michigan Avenue
After teasing social media by announcing the discovery of “unprecedented” dinosaur fossils under a Michigan Avenue storefront, the Field Museum unveiled a new pop-up exhibit that replicates a “dig site” where paleontologists search for fossils. 
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Field Museum Pranks Twitter, Opens Pop-Up ‘Dig Site’ on Michigan Avenue
Dec 23, 2025
Lincoln Park Zoo Ending its ‘Meet an Animal’ Program
The zoo is no longer offering a program that allowed visitors to touch or interact with a handful of different animals, citing research showing that some animals display signs of stress after being handled by humans. 
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Lincoln Park Zoo Ending its ‘Meet an Animal’ Program
Dec 23, 2025
Chicago is Most Dangerous City for Migratory Birds, Study Finds
The city’s gleaming skyline and its position along a busy migratory corridor make it the most dangerous in the U.S. for birds traveling north and south each fall and spring, a new study finds.
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Chicago is Most Dangerous City for Migratory Birds, Study Finds
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