Morning Beat: Chicago

A Palatine church's sign sparks debate over immigration metaphors, while Waukegan mourns a tragic loss at a local restaurant. Meanwhile, Chicago's North Side prepares for a culinary celebration, and a new book challenges fears about the city's South and West sides.

This week, Chicago faces its heaviest snowfall, potentially disrupting commutes and daily life. Meanwhile, a family in Will County experiences a harrowing robbery, and Joliet schools turn to e-learning after bus thefts. Discover the resilience stories and safety tips amidst the chaos.

Today, we delve into a dramatic crash on the Eisenhower Expressway, explore a tragic incident in Humboldt Park, and uncover a 13th-century fresco's surprising history. Plus, Northwestern University faces scrutiny in a federal probe. Join us for these stories and more.

Today, we delve into a dramatic crash on the Eisenhower Expressway, explore a tragic incident in Humboldt Park, and uncover a 13th-century fresco's surprising history. Plus, Northwestern University faces scrutiny in a federal probe. Join us for these stories and more.

Today, we delve into a dramatic crash on the Eisenhower Expressway, explore a tragic incident in Humboldt Park, and uncover a 13th-century fresco's surprising history. Plus, Northwestern University faces scrutiny in a federal probe. Join us for these stories and more.

This episode dives into Chicago's vibrant Festival Friday, a shocking Loop CTA incident, and a sneak peek into the Jardine Water Purification Plant. We also celebrate a heartwarming reunion and a rare international honor. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of the city.

This episode dives into Chicago's vibrant Festival Friday, a shocking Loop CTA incident, and a sneak peek into the Jardine Water Purification Plant. We also celebrate a heartwarming reunion and a rare international honor. Join us as we explore the highs and lows of the city.

Dive into Chicago's hemp debate as city and state leaders clash over regulation and taxation. Meanwhile, Ravens fans show sportsmanship by supporting a Buffalo Bills player’s charity. Plus, discover the latest findings from asteroid Bennu that could change our understanding of life's origins.

From a drive-by shooting in West Garfield Park to community meetings on police reforms, Chicago faces challenges old and new. Meanwhile, ICE raids spark fear and debate over sanctuary city policies. Amidst turmoil, a rare pterosaur fossil offers a glimpse into ancient life.

In this episode, we delve into the recent ICE operations sweeping through Chicago, sparking fear and debate over immigration policies. We'll explore the community's response and discuss the balance between law enforcement and human rights. Plus, a breakthrough in breast cancer research offers hope for the future.