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Dom’s Kitchen & Market, the upscale, downsized Chicago grocer, plans to open a store in a former River North Whole Foods next summer.

The store will be the third for Dom’s, which was launched by Mariano’s founder Bob Mariano and former Dominick’s affiliates in 2021. The small-format grocery store is planned for the ground floor of One Superior Place at 30 W. Huron St., a 25,000 square-foot space vacated by Whole Foods last year, which left for a larger retail location in the Near North neighborhood.

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Among the challenges Chicago’s airports face in further improving their satisfaction scores could be getting construction started on a key phase of an overhaul of O’Hare, and improving local food and shopping options, said Mike Taylor, managing director of travel, hospitality and retail at J.D. Power. And that could have broader repercussions, as J.D. Power found more satisfied passengers are likely to spend more money at the airport.

Maywood police detectives are aware of and looking into videos apparently showing missing former NFL player Sergio Brown discussing the death of his mother.

In a video posted Monday to an Instagram page appearing to belong to Brown, he called reports about his mother’s death “fake news.”

The United Auto Workers union is stepping up pressure on Detroit’s Big Three by threatening to expand its strike unless it sees major progress in contract negotiations by Friday.

Edward Tilly, the chairman and CEO of Chicago trading exchange Cboe, resigned after an investigation into his alleged undisclosed personal relationships with colleagues.

Rudy Acosta III, a onetime gangster rap impresario and real estate mogul known for the castle-like home he built along the Kennedy Expressway, was sentenced to one year in prison for trafficking hundreds of kilograms of cocaine before flipping and helping prosecutors build cases against his suppliers.

While releasing new standardized tests scores Tuesday, Chicago Public Schools CEO Pedro Martinez celebrated elementary students’ gains in reading and math scores that, according to the district, constitute a partial rebound from learning loss due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

With the Chicago Sky eliminated from the WNBA playoffs, the team’s front office now faces the most important task of the year: filling the empty offices left by former coach and general manager James Wade, who unexpectedly departed the team midseason to take an assistant coaching job with the NBA’s Toronto Raptors.

If Roy Wood Jr. were allowed to make one change as commissioner of Major League Baseball, he would encourage more bat flips and personality in the game, writes Shakeia Taylor.

A Cubs fan since he was a small child in Birmingham, Ala., Wood said he was the only sports fan in his home. Even though his father, Roy Wood Sr., once hosted a weekly radio show with Cubs Hall of Famer Ernie Banks, Wood Sr. “never really cared about sports.”

Kelly Kristin Jones has been camouflaging monuments for many reasons, but among the most intriguing is how it reveals possibilities for monuments and questions the amount of public land we give to dead, white politicians, soldiers and business owners, writes Christopher Borrelli.

Even if you didn’t follow fashion, Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington were pop culture fixtures and household names throughout the 1990s. No other group of runway and print models since has captured the public’s imagination in quite the same way. Through new interviews and archival footage, the four-part docuseries “The Super Models” on Apple TV+ looks back at their careers. Nina Metz has this review.

Illinoisans can find hundreds of miles of routes — many of them on old railroad lines — to pedal in their own state as well as in Indiana, Michigan, Iowa and other parts of Wisconsin. Here are a few of the best routes.