Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2021-04-18

• Legal weed’s first year in Chicago: A tale of two cities
• Toledo shooting raises issues on police tactics
• Legislatio­n could lead to higher ComEd bills
• Delays vex driver’s facility customers
• Celebratio­ns marking 420 will stay low-key
• Madigan’s legal bills skyrocket in first quarter
• Dems acknowledg­e to FEC that Kelly can’t raise money for state candidates
• New school board plan introduced in state Senate
• Glenbrook South opens outdoor classroom
• BLM leader says son was one of 2 arrested at protest
• Swiss billionair­e drops out of bid for Tribune Publishing
• Chicago-born author dissects costs of racism
• Former top cop defends officer in teen’s death
• A cop killed Adam Toledo. It’s simply unacceptab­le.
• Biden faces the tragic truth about US in Afghanista­n
• Lightfoot’s proposed ‘elected school board’ is no such thing. Thankfully.
• An exemplar of care
• The other video that sheds light on Adam Toledo’s life
• ABOUT A GOP COMEBACK
• Congress can help reduce gun violence by empowering more community peacekeepe­rs
• In less than a second, a 13-year-old’s life is ended, and a police officer must live with it
• Leaving battlefiel­d, but not battle
• US climate envoy Kerry in SKorea for talks to clear air
• US homeless finally get their shot at a vaccine
• New wave of public health advocacy
• A puppeteer raises curtain
• ON APRIL 18 ...
• Safety regulators warn about Peloton treadmill after death
• A RETURN TO NORMAL
• Developer unveils plan for almost 2,700 Goose Island apartments in 4 high-rises
• Nomination­s open for Top Workplaces
• Firms struggle amid global shortage of computer chips
• Judge rules Google misled Android users
• Sunny, with a chance of experience
• Scratch your own back: Helping others at work? Don’t expect reciprocat­ion
• Changed unchanged
• Warm welcome home
• Cubs’ power surge a fluke?
• Vaughn adds Fenway
• 8th inning takes down White Sox
• Ballpark turns 30
• No waiting game at QB with 20th pick
• Another chance
• Team is banking on Borgström to cash in
• AROUND THE HORN
• Trying to fix track record
• Twins struggling with COVID-19 outbreak
• The pros and the cons
• Predicting Oscars is frivolous in 2021
• Wright’s frightenin­gly relevant story hits close to home in ’21
• Chicago’s Parlour Tapes ready for new chapter
• Zombie filmmakers take turn in front of the camera in doc
• As theater returns, healing is what matters
• Cristin Milioti is no one’s accessory
• What to watch SUNDAY
• We’re not reading as much Uris and Michener — and that’s good
• In ‘Beeswing’ memoir, Richard Thompson digs into buried past
• ‘Wild Silence’ is both sequel and prequel to ‘The Salt Path’
• Singer-songwriter Carlile shows her rugged resilience
• Newly married couple nurses gift-grudge
• Symbol of inclusion
• Reentry for teens in time of COVID-19
• Getting together with vaccinated friends when you’re still at risk for COVID-19
• Reopening plans cause mixed emotions
• Southern Michigan offers winery tours a day trip’s drive away
• What got books challenged or banned in 2020?
• Families playing it safe
• Amtrak proposes new routes, enhanced services
• TAP Air Portugal reschedule­d my flight. Can I get a refund?
• Amsterdam’s ‘coffeeshop ambience’
• Finding another world in Australia
• Las Vegas gets a spring awakening
• Options for do-it-yourself hair color that shampoos out
• WaySlay app delivers beauty products straight to your door
• How barely-there Botox became the norm
• How to keep male friends from taking over your grill
• LIMITED EDITIONS: Of recent date, of 109 Across
• Diamond Jubilee
• Shall We Dance?

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