Teacher recruitment website launches Thursday
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The Biden administration partnered with several job search giants in hopes of filling the thousands of education job openings.

New state bill would send drag racers, drifters and unruly spectators to prison
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State Rep. La Shawn Ford's bill would give officials the ability to charge street racers and drifters with mob action, a Class 4 felony that carries a possible prison sentence of one to three years.

'Partner Track' gaining popularity on Netflix
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From the direct of "Bridgerton," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Orange is the New Black," comes "Partner Track," one of Netflix's new bingeable series.

Come to the Cabaret, old chum at Cambria Hotel
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Cabaret Zazou is a unique venue hosting a hard to describe show. "Luminaire" starts September 7th. It has comedy, dancing, acrobatics, contortionists and a multi-course dinner. Tim McGill spoke to one of the stars of the show on Good Day Chicago.

Tips for keeping your kids organized for the school year
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Jessica Litman, aka "The Organized Mama," dishes out some helpful tips for parents looking to keep their children organized this school year.

Holocaust survivor shares story of resilience, tenacity and purpose in new book
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Holocaust survivor Gisele Huff talks about her harrowing experience surviving genocide and true stories she included in her new book, "Force of Nature," chronicling her setbacks and personal triumphs.

Employees set boundaries with "quiet quitting"
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"Quiet quitting," a trend making its way into workforce debates, is a term used to describe leaving work at the office and avoiding tasks that could be considered "above and beyond." Guest Ali Finney explains the trend more.

'Imagine Englewood If' inspiring residents to share their vision for the neighborhood
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Michelle Rashad, executive director of Imagine Englewood If, talks about what they're doing to transform the neighborhood into an idyllic community reflecting the passions and culture of its residents.

How yoga can help you overcome past trauma
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Dr. Chelsea Jackson Roberts, Peloton yoga teacher and scholar, delves into the benefits of yoga in helping people address and overcome trauma in their lives.

John Boyega talks about his chance run-in with Harrison Ford
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John Boyega recently spoke with FOX 32's Jake Hamilton about starring in the powerful new true story ?Breaking,? and spoke after life and career choices after wrapping up the most recent ?Star Wars? trilogy

Top things teachers wish parents knew as their children return to school
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Beth Gaskill, founder of Big City Readers, dishes out tips for parents trying to connect and see eye-to-eye with their students' teachers as the school year returns.

Northwestern researchers develop dissolvable implant for drug-free pain relief post-surgery
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John Rogers, professor of biomedical engineering at Northwestern University, explains the new dissolvable implant they developed meant to reduce the need for pain-relief drugs for patients recovering from surgery.

Chicago's top doctor on the city's fight against monkeypox
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Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady talks about monkeypox in the city and how they are preparing for an increase in COVID cases this fall.

Cook County opioid deaths have nearly tripled since 2015
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Addiction and fentanyl expert Nicholas Mathews talks about why morgues are being overwhelmed with people who died from opioid overdoses and what can be done to address the alarming trend.

What to make of R. Kelly's trial heading into week three
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Ronald S. Safer from Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila LLP shares his takeaways from the federal trial of R. Kelly and what he expects to come out of court this week.

Pickleball fundraiser comes to Maggie Daley for Children's Place
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This Sunday morning the Children's Place Association is hosing a pickleball fundraiser to benefit the non-profit and the children they serve.

Highland Park community rallies around businesses disrupted by parade massacre
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In addition to the suffering caused by the shooting deaths and injuries that happened during Highland Park?s Fourth of July Parade, businesses were unable to operate while law enforcement conducted their investigation.