We’re in Edgewater as the city prepares to enter phase four of reopening. Plus: Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, what hospitals are doing to heal gun violence wounds, and making internet access...

As thousands take to the street to commemorate Juneteenth, Chicago City Council approves an ordinance recognizing Juneteenth but not officially recognizing it as a holiday. Meanwhile, City...

Paris Schutz is live in Wicker Park. What the Supreme Court’s ruling on DACA means for local “Dreamers.” Celebrating Juneteenth. A look back at the civil rights era. And Father’s Day for...

Neighbors in Woodlawn on weathering two crises. Aldermen spar over contentious issues —  our Spotlight Politics team is on the beat. Plus: moving slowly on open streets and a road trip...

How Portage Park neighbors are weathering the pandemic. A fight is brewing between the governor and the Illinois GOP. The debate over cops in schools. And the return of scooters this...

Paris Schutz is live in Bronzeville. Police reform and alternatives to dialing 911. Is COVID-19 raising your health insurance premium? Celebrating the class of 2020. And helping students...

Mayor Lori Lightfoot demands police be licensed after video surveillance from U.S. Bobby Rush’s office exposes 13 cops lounging, sleeping, making coffee and eating popcorn in his...

Paris Schutz reports from Evanston. A supercomputer simulates what could happen as Chicago reopens. Details on the city’s virtual graduation ceremony. And allergy season in the time of...

Neighbors in the Back of the Yards on property damage and the pandemic. Should cops be licensed? How the wealth gap between black and white families has widened. Chicago’s Year of Music...

Paris Schutz reports from South Chicago. Journalists under attack. Navy Pier’s reopening. Feminism’s role in the fight against racism. We visit the Illinois Holocaust Museum. A comeback...