Winter getaway ideas in Milwaukee, just a short drive north from Chicago
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.
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
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.
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
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.
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.
Reckless Records revs up nostalgia for vinyl
FOX 32's Jake Hamilton swings by Chicago's famous Reckless Records.
FOX 32's Jake Hamilton swings by Chicago's famous Reckless Records.
Finding a voice: Inside Clearbrook’s PAL Program
Clearbrook’s PAL Program empowers adults with developmental disabilities to communicate, make choices and take meaningful steps toward independence.
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
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.
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
Shermann "Dilla" Thomas breaks down some of the achievements and contributions of Black people in Chicago.
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
Naperville councilmember Ian Holzhauer explains why the city is reconsidering its long-term commitment to a major coal plant amid environmental and cost concerns.
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
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 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
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.
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.
Honey Butter Beach Club features tasty chicken and pickleball
What do you get when you cross the popular sport of pickleball and some tasty chicken?
What do you get when you cross the popular sport of pickleball and some tasty chicken?
Old Town Pour House's new menu comes in time for the big game
With plenty of big sports coming up, Old Town Pour House is introducing a new menu.
With plenty of big sports coming up, Old Town Pour House is introducing a new menu.
Celebrate Mardi Gras with Daisy's Po-Boy and Tavern in Chicago
Mardi Gras is right around the corner, so why not celebrate with Daisy's Po-Boy and Tavern in Chicago?
Mardi Gras is right around the corner, so why not celebrate with Daisy's Po-Boy and Tavern in Chicago?
Chicago man continues tradition of jumping into Lake Michigan, even in the cold
For years, Dan O'Conor has jumped into Lake Michigan every day, and he continues to do so, even with the extreme cold.
For years, Dan O'Conor has jumped into Lake Michigan every day, and he continues to do so, even with the extreme cold.
Chicago's Stan's Donuts gets extra sweet for Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day is coming up in just a couple of weeks, so why not find something sweet for that special someone?
Valentine's Day is coming up in just a couple of weeks, so why not find something sweet for that special someone?
Bach to Rock students take the stage with high-energy 'Bach-A-Palooza' showcase
Directors Mike Priller and Cindy Bradley, along with student Avery, join us in studio to preview Bach to Rock’s upcoming “Bach-A-Palooza” performance and share how the program is transforming the way kids learn, play, and perform music.
Directors Mike Priller and Cindy Bradley, along with student Avery, join us in studio to preview Bach to Rock’s upcoming “Bach-A-Palooza” performance and share how the program is transforming the way kids learn, play, and perform music.
A Michelin-star experience at a friendlier price during Chicago Restaurant Week
Chef Jenner Tomaska of Esmé and Petite Edith joins us to share what makes their Chicago Restaurant Week menus special, the art-driven ambiance at Esmé, and how diners can enjoy elevated cuisine at a more accessible price.
Chef Jenner Tomaska of Esmé and Petite Edith joins us to share what makes their Chicago Restaurant Week menus special, the art-driven ambiance at Esmé, and how diners can enjoy elevated cuisine at a more accessible price.
Explore Black history in Chicago: Museums, neighborhoods, and must-visit spots
Joanie Faletto from Choose Chicago joins us to share meaningful ways to celebrate Black History Month, from powerful exhibits and historic neighborhoods to tours and Black-owned businesses worth supporting across the city.
Joanie Faletto from Choose Chicago joins us to share meaningful ways to celebrate Black History Month, from powerful exhibits and historic neighborhoods to tours and Black-owned businesses worth supporting across the city.
Lurie Children’s announces new hospital planned for Downers Grove
Dr. Thomas Shanley, president and CEO of Lurie Children’s Hospital, joins us to discuss plans for a new Downers Grove facility, what services it will offer families, why the western suburbs were chosen, and what’s next for the hospital’s continued growth.
Dr. Thomas Shanley, president and CEO of Lurie Children’s Hospital, joins us to discuss plans for a new Downers Grove facility, what services it will offer families, why the western suburbs were chosen, and what’s next for the hospital’s continued growth.
How Illinois hotels are fighting human trafficking and what guests should watch for
Michael Jacobson of the Illinois Hotel and Lodging Association explains why hotels are on the front lines of preventing human trafficking, how staff are trained to spot warning signs, and what both the industry and hotel guests can do to help protect victims and communities.
Michael Jacobson of the Illinois Hotel and Lodging Association explains why hotels are on the front lines of preventing human trafficking, how staff are trained to spot warning signs, and what both the industry and hotel guests can do to help protect victims and communities.