Remembering the torture inflicted on dozens of Black men under former Police Cmdr. Jon Burge. Black Voices Book Club explores “White Fright.” A museum honors the “father of modern Chicago...

We talk vaccine equity with a member of President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 task force, visit a small business incubator in Humboldt Park, and learn how to make Mexican drinking chocolate from...

Impeachment managers and Donald Trump's defense wrap up the former president's second impeachment trial. U.S. Sens. Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth continue to push President Joe Biden to...

The closure of Mercy Hospital could be sooner than expected, and the fight over General Iron’s move intensifies. We visit Chinatown. Plus, Nelson Mandela's time in Chicago.

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Chicago teachers agree on a plan to reopen schools. Dissecting the president’s COVID-19 relief plan. Expanding who’s eligible for the vaccine. Plus: Spotlight Politics and an immersive Van...

Chicago-based U.S. Attorney John Lausch gets axed by the Biden administration. Impeachment trial day one. A push to improve vaccination rates. The future of international travel. A...

Chicago teachers and CPS near a deal to reopen schools. A preview of Trump’s second impeachment. How the pandemic is affecting the mental health of young people. And setting fire to Metra...

How Black history is being taught in schools. Life after prison in this week’s Black Voices Book Club pick. A look back at WTTW’s “Our People” with Jim Tilmon, and teaching young men to be...

It’s not just their health that’s at risk: COVID-19 is threatening Latinos struggling to keep their homes. Plus: Distribution centers are growing fast, but so are concerns about their...

After heated negotiations this week, there’s still no deal between Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union on safety protocols for in-person learning. Chicago residents...