Things heat up on Ghost Hunters Academy as the group heads to Philadelphia to investigate the place where Al Capone did time at the Eastern State Penitentiary. This jailhouse has been around since the 1800s and certainly has seen it all. Full Article at SF Universe

Partway through W.R. Burnett's 1956 noir "It's Always Four O'Clock," one of the central characters, a pianist named Royal Mauch, gives a disquisition about jazz. "It's the only live art in the world today," he tells the novel's narrator, Stan Pawley. Full Article at Los Angeles Times

Chicago, what a town: the Bears and the Bulls and, of course, the Cubs and the Sox. Al Capone and 1960s mayor Richard Daley. There is a movie named after the Windy City and a great old rock ’n’ roll band, too. Full Article at The National Newspaper

IBM is helping New York's Police and Fire departments to anticipate and forestall trouble, through the use of predictive analytics.. Full Article at Hindu Business Line

A young man in short gray pants and argyle socks pushes a middle-aged couple in a rolling wicker chair. A nurse in a starched white cap stands outside a storefront whose sign promotes the occupied "Baby Incubators" within. Full Article at NorthJersey.com

With its soaring glass skyscrapers, spectacular views across Lake Michigan and its cultural scene, Chicago symbolises all that’s great about the USA. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk