Chicago teen Kai Rutledge goes viral with powerful baritone voice
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Viral sensation Kai Rutledge joins Uniting Voices Chicago president Josephine Lee and his proud mom to talk about his breakout performance, musical journey, inspiration, and what’s next—plus a live performance you won’t want to miss.

Bears and Jewel-Osco team up to keep Chicago warm with annual coat drive
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Former Bears defensive lineman Henry Melton and Jewel-Osco’s Mary Frances Trucco join us to talk winter weather, the impact of the Bears–Jewel coat drive, how to donate, and a little Bears football chatter too.

Got a speeding ticket? Cook County’s new eCitation pilot lets you pay online faster
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Cook County Clerk of the Circuit Court Mariyana Spyropoulos explains how the new eCitation pilot works, who’s included, how it’s going so far, and when CPD will roll it out.

A Valentine’s Day winemaking experience at Wild Blossom Winery
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Still looking for Valentine’s Day plans? FOX Chicago’s Jake Hamilton checks out a foots-on winemaking experience at Wild Blossom Meadery & Winery that’s perfect for a romantic date.

How to be the MVP of your Super Bowl party with Bab’s Boards
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Party pro Babs of Bab’s Boards joins us from her kitchen to share stress-free Super Bowl hosting tips, from perfect wings and make-ahead dips to sweet treats, décor, and her game-day pick.

Why we love bad movies and the comedy poking fun at streaming culture
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Comedians William Adams and Damon Williams stop by to talk about Tube-E Movie, a satirical love letter to comically bad films, guilty-pleasure viewing, and the strange irony of modern streaming culture.

Winter getaway ideas in Milwaukee, just a short drive north from Chicago
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Marleigh Petras from Marcus Hotels & Resorts shares the best winter activities in Milwaukee—from arts, music, and museums to dining, sports, unique local experiences, and what’s new this season at Saint Kate.

How one Illinois family changed newborn screening nationwide
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The parents of Amelia Myers share how their daughter’s fight with a rare genetic disease led Illinois to become the first state to screen newborns for it—and how her legacy is saving lives even after her passing.

Free workouts at Chicago Park District fitness centers this February
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Chicago Park District’s Brandon Lyles explains how you can work out for free at dozens of city fitness centers in early February, what’s included, membership options after February 15, Heart Health Month screenings, and other easy ways to stay active in Chicago parks this winter.

Finding a voice: Inside Clearbrook’s PAL Program
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Clearbrook’s PAL Program empowers adults with developmental disabilities to communicate, make choices and take meaningful steps toward independence.

Midwest boys volleyball team makes history with West Coast national qualifier win
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Players and coaches from 630 Volleyball join us to talk about their historic national qualifier victory, the growing popularity of boys volleyball, and what’s next as they head toward nationals.

Chicago's massive role in Black history
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Shermann "Dilla" Thomas breaks down some of the achievements and contributions of Black people in Chicago.

Naperville council weighs breaking ties with coal-fired power plant
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Naperville councilmember Ian Holzhauer explains why the city is reconsidering its long-term commitment to a major coal plant amid environmental and cost concerns.

Harold Ramis Day returns with Animal House–Groundhog Day mashup at Navy Pier
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Chicago honors hometown comedy legend Harold Ramis with a free, over-the-top celebration at Harry Caray’s on Navy Pier, featuring Animal House cast members, a Groundhog Day ceremony, and immersive tributes to his iconic film career.

Chicago’s first poet laureate debuts original opera at Lyric Opera
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avery r. young joins us to talk about making history again with the world premiere of his original opera “Safronia,” debuting at the Lyric Opera and blending poetry, music and storytelling into a new operatic experience.