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House music’s history runs deep in Chicago but other genres have a strong presence. An upcoming event is blending all of those sounds together for a concert experience you won’t forget.

More young people are opting for facelift surgery in their 20’s. Dr. Benjamin Caughlin, plastic surgeon at Many Faces of Chicago gives his take on younger people going under the knife.

The best golf lessons are taught by the pros. Pro-golfer Todd Graves is hoping you can perfect your swing after reading his new book.

Scammers are trying to take advantage of the ongoing government shutdown. Matt Mizenko, general manager at Nomorobo, shares some tips on how to combat robo callers and how Nomorobo can help.

Jason Levin, author of “Relationships to Infinity: The Art and Science of Keeping in Touch” joins to share some pro tips and secrets behind successful salespeople.

The FDA is warning consumers to keep an eye out for counterfeit versions of Botox currently flooding the market.

The national campaign encourages parents to delay giving smartphones until after 8th grade, easing social pressure and helping shield children from the negative effects of social media.

Dan Tzoumas talks about how Mr. Submarine is celebrating half a century of slinging sandwiches across the Chicago area.

Indiana State Police Sergeant Glen Fifield provided an update on the lake-effect snow conditions in his state.

Cole Stallard, commissioner of Chicago's Department of Streets and Sanitation, breaks down how crews are hard a work clearing city streets during an overnight blast of lake-effect snow.

Just into the newsroom, the Senate officially advances a funding bill to end the government shutdown.