Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2021-07-25

• ‘MY BABY DIDN’T COME HOME’
• States cut virus updates amid surge
• A ‘hidden gem’ reopens
• Pritzker launches first TV spots, campaign theme
• Alderman seeking crackdown on pedicabs
• Millions in Head Start funds now going straight to neighborho­ods
• At march for slain National Guard member, family cries out for justice
• Lou Malnati’s is moving its headquarte­rs to Buffalo Grove
• Rish, serving life sentence for 1987 killing, wins shot at freedom
• A look in Lincoln Cemetery
• Media seek courtroom access to R. Kelly’s trial
• Evanston launches shared street pilot program
• Naperville mayor says Century Walk should get $100K a year to create art
• Hypocrisy on housing is a bipartisan scourge
• More than just a guide
• ABOUT GOP AND THE INSURRECTI­ON INVESTIGAT­ION
• Training for next crisis
• May ‘Bronzevill­e Lakefront’ fly like a bird
• A call to ‘arms’
• Cynical laws barring transgende­r youth from sports will fail
• Health care for older US immigrants gathers steam
• A life entwined with death
• Vaccinated? Infection still possible
• Comedian mined Jewish roots for comedy gold
• Dumpster-diving cockatoos take others under their wing
• In Chinese detention center, room for 10K
• Seekers of ‘disappeare­d’ lose lives
• Prosecutor­s air more claims in R. Kelly case, including abuse of boy
• Racism fears drive fish’s renaming
• On July 25 ...
• Collector had eye for art, championed outsider artists
• Shaughness­y, Emmett Michael
• Stupski, Joyce Lynn
• Answers to all your questions
• Negotiatin­g a better salary
• How the law has changed retirement distributi­ons
• Don’t let tax bill surprise you
• An epidemic of identity theft
• 5 ways to stop an argument from escalating
• What happened when one company banned meetings
• Savings plan for disabled becoming more popular
• 3 steps to stay productive when you’re starting to feel overwhelme­d
• Working well with a dominant personalit­y
• For airlines, US ticket sales steady despite variant jitters
• Party patrol: Be careful at events celebratin­g return to work
• Work sleep into your schedule: Irregular at-home hours can push rest to the back burner
• Back in touch: 5 ways to reach out to others (without being creepy)
• Bad advice:
• Ring leaders
• WR Miller reportedly heading to Houston
• MORE BASEBALL COVERAGE
• Glenview’s Olivia Smoliga helps US reach 400-meter freestyle relay final, scratched from medal race.
• Heat brings extra challenge for tennis competitor­s; Three-on-three basketball makes debut.
• One year later, things quite different for Ross
• US makes a statement after loss
• Heat a major issue at Olympic venue
• AROUND THE HORN
• NFL could hit pockets of unvaccinat­ed players
• Family affair for the Doans
• LOLLA RETURNS
• What to expect, proof of vaccine and rules to enter
• The doctor is in Chicago and ready for murder
• Challengin­g stereotype­s is actor’s superpower
• ‘Inside’ on Netflix and what fiction really means
• What to watch SUNDAY
• CATCH A CLASSIC
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• 25 years ago, ‘Trainspott­ing’ launched cast to stardom
• The Goode, bad and twists of ‘Fear Street’
• Reliving a year of death, as havoc reigned in White House
• More than one monster in Lippman’s ‘Dream Girl’
• Danny Trejo knows: ‘I’ve been there, I’ve seen that’
• Wife’s request for alone time at home unmet
• BIG CHANGES
• Cultural enrichment
• How to tell friends you’re moving far away
• ‘What’s a better place to spend watching the Games?’
• How can parents encourage their kids to be more active?
• Return to work poses challenges for pets
• Slow-wheeling to the sea
• As the Galapagos reopens, archipelag­o finds sustainabl­e tourism is key
• Refund is a no-show for Show of the Month trip
• Enjoying a cicchetti crawl in Venice
• BettySoo has a long must-see bucket list
• One trick to traveling cheaply: Flexibilit­y
• How to fit in, feel comfortabl­e at outdoor music festivals
• Businesses struggle to find T-shirts, hats amid shortage
• Prince’s shoes an iconic part of his wardrobe
• Best DIY home security systems
• Teacher-turned-colleague has become creepy, unprofessi­onal
• FROM THE FRENCH: But not obviously so

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