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With school systems around the country touting choice as the answer to all their ills, we set out to find just how easy it was for parents to choose a school for their children

On the coldest day of the winter, more than a dozen people stood in line at the Lincoln Park Verizon Wireless store to be one of the first to get the newest Apple product, the Verizon iPhone.

Groupon issues a news release stating company raises “like a billion dollars” in latest venture capital round.

With the impending release of the iPad 2, as well as the introduction of several competitors to Apple’s omnipresent tablet, will 2011 prove to be the year that tablet computing really takes off?

Downers Grove-based KeyLimeTie has produced several successful apps, including an unlikely hit in the Lava Lamp app.

Existing home sales crept slowly back towards their December 2009 levels after suffering throughout 2010.

Free senior rides are costing the city’s transportation system $37 million a year, according to a study to be released next week from the University of Chicago.

Earlier this year, the CTA completed a feasibility study on how to improve the Red and Purple lines from Belmont to Linden. The project would make every station more accessible to people with disabilities and replace more than nine miles of track. The CTA completed a similar project on the Brown Line earlier this year.

Could bike lanes be coming to Sheridan Road? A designated lane for cyclists is just one of the recommendations from a taskforce working to improve the shopping district, appearance, and walk-ability of the 1.5 mile stretch that runs through Rogers Park.