Why living solo might be the best choice, according to a new book | ChicagoNOW
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Dr. Bella DePaulo, author of Single at Heart, joins us to discuss why being single is often misunderstood, and the surprising benefits of living and aging solo. 

Illinois pediatricians break from new federal vaccine guidance—what parents need to know
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An Illinois-based pediatric group charts its own vaccine recommendations as federal guidance shifts, and a Lurie Children’s expert explains what this means for parents navigating the changes.

U.S. still reeling from weekend winter storm
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People across the country are digging out, after a massive winter storm pummeled dozens of states.

Metra MD-W train hits snow removal vehicle
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A Metra MD-W train hit a small snow plow, causing extensive delays Monday morning in the western suburbs.

Alex Pretti shooting: Businesses call for de-escalation as calls grow for civil rights investigation
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Retired FBI agent Ross Rice breaks down how hard this case will be to investigate, what the controversial video shows and how it will be used, why protesters and DHS accounts differ, whether this becomes an investigative priority, and what training federal agents receive in the wake of the Minneapolis shooting controversy.

Chicago event showcases the best alcohol-free cocktails during Dry January
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Artifact Events hosts its third annual No I-D alcohol-free cocktail competition and tasting, highlighting creative zero-proof drinks while supporting the nonprofit Ben’s Friends.

New Hyde Park Art Center exhibit explores the creative world of artist books
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Artist Yoonshin Park joins us to discuss her new exhibition “Prompt and Prompted,” highlighting the art of bookmaking, community workshops, and student collaborations at the Hyde Park Art Center.

Tennesseans react to winter storm that pummeled dozens of states
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Chicago transplants Graham and Mandy Zahn Bintliff talk about the wreckage caused by the recent ice storm that passed over their new home in Tennessee.

Mental health meets hip-hop at Chicago wellness event
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Organizers and mental health professionals explain how the second annual event uses music, conversation and community resources to promote wellness during Mental Health Awareness Month.

New SNAP rules take effect in May: Here's what you need to know
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As new SNAP eligibility rules tighten for adults without dependents starting in May, the Greater Chicago Food Depository explains who qualifies for an exemption, how to apply before Sunday’s deadline, and what options are available for those who may lose benefits.

No one captures Chicago in wintertime quite like Barry Butler
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Renowned Chicago photographer Barry Butler talks us through some of his most iconic shots of the city enwrapped in winter.

Witness video fuels calls for civil rights probe into federal shooting of Alex Pretti
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A retired FBI agent analyzes how newly surfaced witness video could shape a potential civil rights investigation and explains why accounts from protesters and federal officials differ in the aftermath of the shooting.