Sixteen thousand tons of Bethlehem Steel collapsed in a matter of seconds Sunday as a demolition crew imploded Martin Tower, the defunct steel maker's former world headquarters.
Crowds gathered to watch the demolition of the area's tallest building, a 21-story monolith that opened at the height...
Calendar Letters: What if artists were to critique colleagues’ work?In response to Tre'vell Anderson’s piece on expanding criticism to a more politically correct diverse, inclusionary set of reviewers [“‘There Is Room for Everyone,’” July 22], I agree that criticism from various sources is va… Read MoreRams might have a leg up again with Zuerlein backThe first kicked ball sailed through the uprights. So did the next four, before one from nearly 50 yards just missed wide left.
It took all of three minutes during a field goal drill, but Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein showed duri… Read MoreTCA 2018: Eli Roth considers what scares us with his AMC documentary series 'History of Horror'From “Get Out” and “A Quiet Place” to the “The Walking Dead,” the horror genre has as strong a hold on pop culture as ever. With the latest installment of its “Visionaries” documentary series, AMC and director Eli Roth will b… Read MoreSailor's body recovered in Lake Michigan one week after raceThe body of a missing Chicago sailor has been recovered in Lake Michigan one week after falling off a yacht during a race.
Chicago police and the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed 53-year-old Jon Santarelli's bo… Read MoreNeighborhood Spotlight: Bell Gardens has modest home prices but is rich in California historyLike the rest of the Gateway Cities, Bell Gardens was once part of the vast landholdings of Don Antonio Lugo, who in 1810 received a big swath of ranch land from the king of Spain in recognition of his military service.
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