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Yoga instructor Kayla Straub shares beginner-friendly yoga moves to improve digestion and ease constipation. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

Katie Walsh joins us with four models to show off the hottest back-to-school styles ? plus smart shopping tips to keep parents on trend and on budget.

What's trending in Chicago? We're talking about Taylor Swift's new album announcement, UB40's upcoming show at Ravinia, and how you can get hands-on with lake sturgeon right here in Chicago. Plus, our very own Anthony, Anita, and Paris hit the stage at Howl at the Moon.

Dinosaurs might be long gone, but believe it or not, some of their ancient neighbors are still around, like the lake sturgeon. This fish has been swimming in our waters since before the T. Rex even roamed the Earth, which officially makes it a living fossil. Shedd Aquarium Senior Aquarist Evan Kinn talks about these prehistoric survivors, the challenges facing their home, and more.

Consumer News: Fox and ESPN plan a joint streaming platform. The Better Business Bureau warns of flooding scams. AOL will end dial-up internet service. Plus, NVIDIA and AMD resume chip sales to China, U.S. visits by Canadians drop, and Ford unveils plans for affordable EVs.

Author Lori Orlinsky and her daughter Ellie join us on National Middle Child Day to share a heartwarming new book that gives middle kids the spotlight they deserve.

Beauty expert Nicole Pearl shares helpful routines, wellness tips, and must-have products to make the back-to-school season smoother for the whole family.

Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore shares three destinations to consider for late summer plans. | ChicagoNOW is a fast-paced, conversational show that spotlights what?s trending in and around Chicago.

For the first time in 98 years, the Chicago River will host an open water swim event this fall. The Chicago River Swim event has been approved by the city after officials denied the permit last year. It will take place on September 21 and feature 500 qualified swimmers. CEO of The Chicago River Swim Doug McConnell tells us more about it.

If you're expecting a baby, you've probably already considered the usual factors: family ties, popularity, and maybe avoiding an ex's name. Have you ever thought about how easily your child will be able to pronounce their name? Chloe Conrad, a licensed speech-language pathologist, went viral for naming a few baby names she'd personally skip because they can be tough for toddlers to say.