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In some Chicago communities, fewer than one in ten people graduate from college. Now, a program is helping local leaders turn their life experience into a degree and using it to fight gun violence head on.

Jake Hamilton sits down with the stars of The Morning Show to talk about the new season, their evolving careers, and the horror movie Jennifer Aniston would rather forget.

A big day for Colston Loveland? Is Gervon Dexter Sr. due? Anthony, Lou, Cassie and Tina give their bold predictions for the Bears and Lions afternoon matinee.

The Bears are facing a Lions team that struggled in Week 1. The Packers held them in check. Can the Bears take a page out of their archrival's book?

One of the Bears' key players knows what the start of the Lions' rise looks like. Running back D'Andre Swift sat down with Cassie Carlson this week.

It will be an interesting day for the Bears' head coach. Cassie Carlson breaks down Ben Johnson's homecoming, where he balances the nostalgia and the need to win now.

The Bears get a chance to get in the win column on Sunday against Ben Johnson's former team. Anthony Herron breaks down if that brings the Bears an advantage.

Big Noon Kickoff's Brady Quinn joined Lou Canellis and Cassie Carlson on Chicago Sports Tonight to preview Northwestern's home game against 4th-ranked Oregon and discuss Illinois' chances of making the College Football Playoff.

The Bears Blitz crew previews the Bears-Lions divisional tilt on Sunday! Cassie, Lou & Anthony discuss how Caleb Williams can find consistency, getting the ground attack going & the impact of Jaylon Johnson returning to the lineup

On this episode of ?The Chicago Report:? the fallout from the attempted assassination of Charlie Kirk, as law enforcement zeroes in on a suspect. We explore how political figures on both the left and right can work to turn down the rhetorical temperature. Plus, why downtown Chicago Alderman Brendan Reilly believes he can unseat longtime Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle. And as the second tower fell, legendary Chicago journalist Carol Marin reflects on her experience covering 9/11, 24 years later.

Lou chats with ESPN's Jesse Rogers about all things Cubs, including their possible playoff rotation and who on the offense can provide on a spark

Lou and Cassie preview Sunday's Bears-Lions divisional tilt and the impact of Jaylon Johnson returning to the lineup

On this episode of "The Chicago Report:" After Charlie Kirk was shot and killed at a Utah campus event, University of Chicago professor Robert Pape warns the U.S. has hit ?a new level? of political violence. Politician Aaron Del Mar urges us to remember Kirk as a person, beyond politics. Plus, former FBI agent Ross Rice shares the latest on the investigation.

At first glance, a "buy now - pay later" finance plan may seem like a good idea to consumers. How good is it?

Robert Pape, a University of Chicago professor and expert on political violence, said the United States has reached ?a new level? of political violence after Charlie Kirk was shot and killed Wednesday at a campus event in Utah. He urged politicians at all levels to forcefully condemn such violence.

There are food influencers and then there is Keith Lee. It all started just a few years ago. Lee would go into small business restaurants, carry out the food, and do ratings in his car.