Evanston’s historic Harley Clarke Mansion set for major restoration
Architect Delia Conache discusses preserving the landmark mansion while giving it new life as a community, hospitality and events destination.
Architect Delia Conache discusses preserving the landmark mansion while giving it new life as a community, hospitality and events destination.
Chicago’s Grocery Rescue Program aims to reopen stores in food deserts
State Sen. Mattie Hunter discusses a $1.5 million grant program to reopen grocery stores on Chicago’s South and West sides as a new report finds one in three households faces food insecurity.
State Sen. Mattie Hunter discusses a $1.5 million grant program to reopen grocery stores on Chicago’s South and West sides as a new report finds one in three households faces food insecurity.
Walnut Room celebrates 119 years with return of historic menu favorites
Chicago’s iconic Walnut Room is marking 119 years at Macy’s on State Street by bringing back beloved dishes from its historic menus.
Chicago’s iconic Walnut Room is marking 119 years at Macy’s on State Street by bringing back beloved dishes from its historic menus.
Chicago school board candidates debate proposed AI ban
Chicago school board candidates are weighing a pledge that calls for a three-year pause on generative AI use, limits on screen time and stronger student data protections.
Chicago school board candidates are weighing a pledge that calls for a three-year pause on generative AI use, limits on screen time and stronger student data protections.
Brandon Johnson enters crowded 2027 Chicago mayoral race
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Sunday that he will run for a second term, setting up a crowded Chicago mayoral race and a campaign focused on the city’s economy, affordability and public safety.
Mayor Brandon Johnson announced Sunday that he will run for a second term, setting up a crowded Chicago mayoral race and a campaign focused on the city’s economy, affordability and public safety.
Lincoln’s assassination-day gloves go on display in California
A pair of Abraham Lincoln’s gloves, sold for $1.5 million, is now on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
A pair of Abraham Lincoln’s gloves, sold for $1.5 million, is now on display at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum.
Illinois lawmakers push to make menopause conversations more open
State Rep. Camille Lilly discusses three new Illinois bills aimed at increasing awareness and support for women experiencing menopause.
State Rep. Camille Lilly discusses three new Illinois bills aimed at increasing awareness and support for women experiencing menopause.
Vote for Chicago’s best new building in the AIA People’s Choice Awards
AIA Chicago Executive Director Jen Masengarb previews the Lerch Bates People’s Choice Awards finalists, voting process and the latest trends in Chicago architecture.
AIA Chicago Executive Director Jen Masengarb previews the Lerch Bates People’s Choice Awards finalists, voting process and the latest trends in Chicago architecture.
TMZ: Menendez brothers get early parole hearing; unruly passenger duct-taped on flight
The Menendez brothers could be considered for parole in 2027, while an American Airlines passenger was restrained with duct tape after an alleged midflight outburst.
The Menendez brothers could be considered for parole in 2027, while an American Airlines passenger was restrained with duct tape after an alleged midflight outburst.
How the Jackson Chance Foundation helps NICU families with parking costs
The Jackson Chance Foundation is partnering with Comer Children’s Hospital to provide parking support for families with babies in the NICU.
The Jackson Chance Foundation is partnering with Comer Children’s Hospital to provide parking support for families with babies in the NICU.
Chicago’s best-dressed men celebrated at Men’s Fashion Awards
Designer and stylist Robert Noia previews the Chicago Men’s Fashion Awards and explains how fashion reflects the city’s history and style.
Designer and stylist Robert Noia previews the Chicago Men’s Fashion Awards and explains how fashion reflects the city’s history and style.
8-year-old Chicago student recognized as math superstar
Lucina Ramos scored in the 99th percentile in third-grade math and was selected for the highly competitive 10-year National Math Stars program.
Lucina Ramos scored in the 99th percentile in third-grade math and was selected for the highly competitive 10-year National Math Stars program.
ADHD Blind Spot: Why girls get overlooked for the diagnosis
As schools open back up, researchers want to know why boys tend to get diagnosed with ADHD more than girls.
As schools open back up, researchers want to know why boys tend to get diagnosed with ADHD more than girls.
K9 AJ helps find missing child in happy ending
Officer Joshua Johnson explains how K9 AJ’s training helped locate a missing child and how Cook County Sheriff’s Office dogs serve in different roles.
Officer Joshua Johnson explains how K9 AJ’s training helped locate a missing child and how Cook County Sheriff’s Office dogs serve in different roles.
How record diesel prices could raise costs for consumers
A policy expert explains how fuel prices, trade tensions and oil reserves could affect transportation costs, everyday goods and prices at the pump.
A policy expert explains how fuel prices, trade tensions and oil reserves could affect transportation costs, everyday goods and prices at the pump.
New campaign aims to break stigma around veterans' mental health
The American Psychiatric Association Foundation is launching a new campaign that shares veterans' personal stories to encourage conversations about mental health, reduce stigma, and connect veterans and their families with support.
The American Psychiatric Association Foundation is launching a new campaign that shares veterans' personal stories to encourage conversations about mental health, reduce stigma, and connect veterans and their families with support.
TMZ: Victim of fake NFL player speaks about romance scam
Victims speak out about how alleged con man Daejon Love used a fake San Francisco 49ers persona and a network of lies to manipulate and steal from women on dating apps.
Victims speak out about how alleged con man Daejon Love used a fake San Francisco 49ers persona and a network of lies to manipulate and steal from women on dating apps.
Chicago 'Restaurant of the Year' named
Food and Wine has named Lincoln Park's own John's Food and Wine—located at the corner of West Dickens and North Halsted—as its Restaurant of the Year.
Food and Wine has named Lincoln Park's own John's Food and Wine—located at the corner of West Dickens and North Halsted—as its Restaurant of the Year.
Why online health searches leave parents overwhelmed
Dr. Avenel Joseph from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation breaks down new survey data on overwhelmed parents, how to separate trustworthy medical advice from alarming online myths, and when it is truly time to call your pediatrician.
Dr. Avenel Joseph from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation breaks down new survey data on overwhelmed parents, how to separate trustworthy medical advice from alarming online myths, and when it is truly time to call your pediatrician.
Abbott launches first whole milk ready-to-feed baby formula: Benefits and risks
Dr. Joshua Wechsler, a pediatric gastroenterologist, joins us to break down Abbott's new whole milk baby formula, how to choose the right option for your infant, and what warning signs to watch out for if a formula isn't working.
Dr. Joshua Wechsler, a pediatric gastroenterologist, joins us to break down Abbott's new whole milk baby formula, how to choose the right option for your infant, and what warning signs to watch out for if a formula isn't working.