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What happens to survivors of police torture after the big payout?

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By Jessica Pupovac, Justin Bull, Erin Allen, Arionne Nettles Verified
| buff.ly
WBEZ’s Curious City answers questions from listeners about Chicago and the region. We include the public in our storytelling, making journalism more transparent and interconnected. James Gibson is a busy man. The 59 year-old has his hand in a number of projects, from starting an investment firm to writing an autobiography to producing music. He feels he has no time to waste because he spent nearly 30 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. “I lost everything,” he said.
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A league of Chicago’s own: The other women’s pro league of the 1940s

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By Erin Allen
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
WBEZ’s Curious City answers questions from listeners about Chicago and the region. We include the public in our storytelling, making journalism more transparent and interconnected. It’s a warm July afternoon, and the stands at The Stadium in north suburban Rosemont are filled with excited fans. It’s the bottom of the eighth inning of a tie game between the Blaze and the Bandits. First baseman Delanie Wisz steps up to bat.
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Where have all the frogs gone?

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By Lauren Holt, Erin Allen, Susie An Verified, Marie Mendoza
| WBEZ-FM (Chicago, IL) Verified
Laura Cripe grew up hiking in LaBagh Woods on Chicago’s North Side. After a storm, she enjoyed walking along the Chicago River to catch snakes and frogs. “I would capture them … much to my mother’s non-delight,” she recalled. Cripe still enjoys spending time in nature, but she’s noticed there aren’t as many frogs around. The last frog she saw in the city was nearly 20 years ago. “I saw one tiny little frog. I don’t know if it was a little spring peeper [frog], and that was in Bucktown,” Cripe said.
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