How one community is trying to prevent weekend violence. Are days numbered for college entrance exams? More about those ads you’ve been seeing in support and against Gov. Pritzker. 

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What hotels are doing to stay afloat. New laws taking effect today. Is the mayor to blame for low police officer morale? Our Spotlight Politics team weighs in. And meet a Chicago stamp...

Members of Congress on Obamacare and more. Debating an elected school board. The search for child care as parents return to work. The Second City takes a hit. New songs about the mighty...

Outreach workers on disrupting cycles of violence. An abortion ruling from the Supreme Court. A look back at our COVID-19 Across Chicago series. And raising money for Black-owned...

The Chicago Board of Education votes 4-3 along gender lines to keep Chicago police in Chicago Public Schools for now. Meanwhile, Mayor Lori Lightfoot announces a $50 million effort to...

Our COVID-19 Across Chicago series comes full circle in Chinatown. The city’s top doc on entering phase four. Plus: pushback against an eviction ban, problems on the bike path and Ask...

Paris Schutz is live in Elgin as the state approaches phase four. Chicago’s school board votes on cops in schools. The search for a COVID-19 vaccine. And meet a teenage mariachi band.

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Paris Schutz checks in with Oak Park residents about reopening. A plan for schools in the fall. Analyzing major decisions from the Supreme Court. Gyms prepare to reopen. And we visit a...

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...