Chicago’s biggest EDM event happens this weekend.

The ARC Music Festival celebrates Chicago as the home of house music.

On the lineup is Chicago DJ Hiroko Yamamura.

She’s one of the few local DJs who has claimed a spot every year.

Yamamura recently sat down with Vocalo host Nudia Hernandez to discuss her approach to a festival set.

HOST: DEGMAN

There are many unanswered questions about President Trump’s threat to send the National Guard to Chicago, leaving Mayor Brandon Johnson, Chicago Police Superintendent Larry Snelling and other leaders frustrated at the lack of information from the feds.

HOST: DIXON

It’s no secret Chicago has a lead pipe problem:

It’s got the most lead service lines of any city in the country. And those pipes can leach toxic lead into our drinking water.

But there hasn’t been a way for people to see if their home has a lead pipe, which neighborhoods have the most, and who’s most affected.

Until now.

We mapped it ALL out.

WBEZ’s Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco has more.

HOST: DIXON

Today…is gonna be the day…that Oasis plays in Chicago.

It’s the 20th stop on a sold-out tour that has been the talk of rock music all year.

And the reunion hits especially close to home for one of Oasis’ biggest fans…who just happens to live here.

Camila Trimberger-Ruiz takes us to Chicago’s Roscoe Village neighborhood.

HOST: LARA

What does the law say about President Donald Trump’s threats to send troops to the city of Chicago?

Trump has been talking up the possibility for more than a week now to purportedly help with crime.

Jon Seidel has been digging into whether doing that would be constitutional.

HOST: MELBA

The Illinois film industry is booming and it’s bringing big bucks to the local prop industry, with Chicago antique shops and prop houses supplying items seen on hit TV shows. HOST: DIXON

The Chicago band Rise Against started in the city’s gritty punk scene in the 1990s.

The band has gone from small clubs to major labels, grown up, had families. But its members still make music that is politically and socially conscious.

HOST: MELBA

People working to reduce violence in Chicago are decrying President Donald Trump’s continuous threats to send the military to the city.

Former Education Secretary Arne Duncan runs the anti-violence organization Chicago CRED.

HOST: MELBA

In Illinois and across the country, schools, hospitals and community organizations depend on social workers to function.

But there are never enough social workers to go around.

It’s one of those jobs that doesn’t pay well – and in most cases requires a master’s degree.

Now, President Donald Trump and Republicans are piling on yet another deterrent to becoming one:

Limits on how much in federal debt students can borrow to attend graduate school.

WBEZ’s Lisa Kurian Philip has the story.

HOST: DIXON

As famine is declared in Gaza, Chicago area doctors are meeting with Illinois lawmakers to share their experiences and prompt action to end the war in Gaza. HOST: DIXON