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Chicago's history-making political conventions

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1. As Chicago gears up for another DNC, past is prologue

Chicago hasn't had a monopoly on history-altering national political conventions. But it has come awfully close.

2. Mars in talks to buy Kellanova: reports

The talks between the Virginia-based candy giant and the Chicago-based spinoff of Kellogg are at an advanced stage, the Wall Street Journal reports.

3. Chicago's largest foundations see increase in 2023 assets

The foundations saw a 13% plunge the previous year. See how they rank now.

4. Pritzker among the final 6 Harris will interview before VP pick: report

The governor will meet with the presumptive presidential nominee as the effective deadline for Harris to choose her running mate fast approaches, according to the Associated Press.

5. Pickleball Clubhouse slated to open in Irving Park early next year

The facility is one of several to pop up across the Chicago area following an explosion of interest in the sport among younger players during the pandemic.

6. In month since SCOTUS bribery decision, Madigan-related corruption cases forge ahead

The former Illinois House speaker and his allies are looking to leverage a new, narrower interpretation of federal bribery law at his upcoming corruption trial slated for Oct. 8 in Chicago.

7. Why hospital deals are heating up

Recent deals like Ascension's move to shed most of its Illinois hospitals reflect a restructuring trend among bigger systems.

8. Are fancy new stadiums worth the burden? Crain's Daily Gist podcast

Crain’s contributor Margaret Littman joins host Amy Guth to discuss the complex considerations around whether stadiums are a smart use of taxpayer money.

9. Proposed water rate hike reignites tensions between Aqua and its customers

Customers are airing their grievances over what an extra $30 a month is buying them.

10. Midwestern farmers who say yes to solar power face neighbors' wrath

As renewable energy proposals have flooded flat, sunny and windy sweeps of farmland, they have sharply divided tight-knit rural communities.

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