Step into a world of wonder at WNDR Museum Chicago
Jake Hamilton visits WNDR Museum Chicago to explore its newest immersive exhibits.
Jake Hamilton visits WNDR Museum Chicago to explore its newest immersive exhibits.
Artemis II astronauts prepare for historic moon flyby
Astronauts are expected to hit a major milestone in the Artemis II mission with a historic flyby of the moon on Monday afternoon.
Astronauts are expected to hit a major milestone in the Artemis II mission with a historic flyby of the moon on Monday afternoon.
Tech tools help expand accessibility during Autism Acceptance Month
During Autism Acceptance Month, a Verizon expert shares how devices like the Gizmo Watch and sensory-friendly tech are helping children with Autism Spectrum Disorder gain independence and navigate the world more confidently.
During Autism Acceptance Month, a Verizon expert shares how devices like the Gizmo Watch and sensory-friendly tech are helping children with Autism Spectrum Disorder gain independence and navigate the world more confidently.
Doomsday Clock nears midnight as expert warns of rising global risks
With the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists setting the Doomsday Clock closer than ever, physicist Daniel Holz explains why threats from nuclear war to emerging crises could shape humanity’s future.
With the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists setting the Doomsday Clock closer than ever, physicist Daniel Holz explains why threats from nuclear war to emerging crises could shape humanity’s future.
Expert warns March Madness betting boom may be fueling hidden financial risks
As millions wager on college basketball, Boyce Watkins explains why the rise of sports betting—promoted by stars like LeBron James and Kevin Hart—could be more dangerous and addictive than it appears.
As millions wager on college basketball, Boyce Watkins explains why the rise of sports betting—promoted by stars like LeBron James and Kevin Hart—could be more dangerous and addictive than it appears.
The Peninsula Chicago offers tasty Easter brunch
It's Easter Sunday, which means plenty of great brunch options around the city, including at The Peninsula Chicago.
It's Easter Sunday, which means plenty of great brunch options around the city, including at The Peninsula Chicago.
Chicago businessman Willie Wilson gives away free gas, groceries
Nearly a quarter of a million dollars in free gas will be available this weekend as part of the latest giveaway from Chicago businessman and philanthropist Dr. Willie Wilson.
Nearly a quarter of a million dollars in free gas will be available this weekend as part of the latest giveaway from Chicago businessman and philanthropist Dr. Willie Wilson.
The Pinball Capital opens in Chicago suburbs
One of the state's largest pinball-centric arcades is set to open this weekend in suburban Stone Park.
One of the state's largest pinball-centric arcades is set to open this weekend in suburban Stone Park.
‘The Cinderella Nun’ explores the life behind Sister Jean’s March Madness fame
A new documentary takes a deeper look at Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, going beyond her NCAA March Madness spotlight to reveal the life, faith and impact behind the Loyola Chicago icon.
A new documentary takes a deeper look at Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, going beyond her NCAA March Madness spotlight to reveal the life, faith and impact behind the Loyola Chicago icon.
Morgan Park High School band thrives with community support behind the scenes
Parents and educators at Morgan Park High School are working together to expand opportunities for student musicians, helping the “Band of Distinction” perform on big stages and prepare for future success.
Parents and educators at Morgan Park High School are working together to expand opportunities for student musicians, helping the “Band of Distinction” perform on big stages and prepare for future success.
Pilsen Via Crucis brings Good Friday to life through faith and community
Organizers and performers share how the decades-old Pilsen Via Crucis continues to move thousands, blending tradition, culture, and powerful personal reflection each Good Friday.
Organizers and performers share how the decades-old Pilsen Via Crucis continues to move thousands, blending tradition, culture, and powerful personal reflection each Good Friday.
Zip over to PAWS Chicago and adopt Zobari
Zobari would love to be your new friend
Zobari would love to be your new friend
Expert analysis: Supreme Court signals skepticism in birthright citizenship case
Chicago constitutional attorney Andrew Stoltmann breaks down the justices’ tough questions, the potential outcome of the case, and what it could mean for the future of birthright citizenship in America.
Chicago constitutional attorney Andrew Stoltmann breaks down the justices’ tough questions, the potential outcome of the case, and what it could mean for the future of birthright citizenship in America.
Why more people are converting to Catholicism despite declining membership
A Loyola University Chicago expert explains the rise in Catholic conversions, the role of community and social media, and what the faith journey looks like today.
A Loyola University Chicago expert explains the rise in Catholic conversions, the role of community and social media, and what the faith journey looks like today.
Inside Chicago Printmakers Collaborative: where art and community come together
A look inside the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative highlights beginner-friendly classes, open studio access and an upcoming gallery show connecting local artists and neighbors.
A look inside the Chicago Printmakers Collaborative highlights beginner-friendly classes, open studio access and an upcoming gallery show connecting local artists and neighbors.
Ford Heights Boys & Girls Club reopens after funding setback
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago CEO Susanna Wickham discusses how community support helped reopen the Ford Heights location and what it means for families after a grant loss forced it to close.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago CEO Susanna Wickham discusses how community support helped reopen the Ford Heights location and what it means for families after a grant loss forced it to close.
Second chances in focus at Chicago recovery career fair
Yulanda Thomas from the Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition discusses a Friday event connecting people in recovery and those with criminal backgrounds to jobs, support services and a path forward.
Yulanda Thomas from the Chicago Recovering Communities Coalition discusses a Friday event connecting people in recovery and those with criminal backgrounds to jobs, support services and a path forward.
Catching up with neighborhood news with Block Club Chicago
Block Club Chicago digs into the neighborhoods
Block Club Chicago digs into the neighborhoods
Flying with kids during travel chaos: Tips to manage stress and long waits
Parenting expert Rachael Fritz shares practical advice for families navigating long airport delays, from keeping kids entertained to handling inevitable meltdowns.
Parenting expert Rachael Fritz shares practical advice for families navigating long airport delays, from keeping kids entertained to handling inevitable meltdowns.
World Bipolar Day: New documentary aims to change understanding of bipolar disorder
Dr. Crystal Clark discusses bipolar disorder, common misconceptions, evolving treatments, and how the documentary Brainstorm is working to break stigma and reshape perceptions.
Dr. Crystal Clark discusses bipolar disorder, common misconceptions, evolving treatments, and how the documentary Brainstorm is working to break stigma and reshape perceptions.