The price of a college education is higher than it's ever been. In the midst of the student debt crisis, we talk to Sun-Times reporter Mary Norkol to examine Chicago college tuition and see how students are faring.

HOST: LANE

Fans know Jenna Fischer from her time playing Pam Beesly [BEES-lee] on NBCs hit comedy “The Office.”

Fischer is also a New York Times best selling author and podcaster… but now Fischer is moving into the new phase of her career.

HOST: LABUZ

President Donald Trump has promised to increase federal immigration enforcement in Chicago.

It’s raising questions and fears for some parents of school-age kids.

Chicago Public Schools says it does not coordinate with federal agents, including ICE.

But what about your commute to and from school?

HOST: LABUZ

President Donald Trump has promised to increase federal immigration enforcement in Chicago.

It’s raising questions and fears for some parents of school-age kids.

Chicago Public Schools says it does not coordinate with federal agents, including ICE.

But what about your commute to and from school?

HOST: LABUZ

I’m WBEZ reporter Araceli Gomez-Aldana. And we're answering YOUR questions about federal immigration agents – and possibly the National Guard – being deployed on Chicago's streets.

Like this one from Douglas Macayeal from Hyde Park:

If the National Guard comes to Chicago can we take photographs and post them on social media?

Chicagoans have been bracing for a potential National Guard deployment.

But the city's history with American soldiers stretches back to its founding.

Sun-Times columnist Neil Steinberg joined WBEZ’s Clare Lane to talk about Chicago's history with troops.

HOST: LANE

More and more buildings in Chicago and around the country are owned by LLCs.

That’s making it easier for landlords to hide behind their companies.

HOST: LABUZ

We're answering YOUR questions about the National Guard and immigration agents possibly being deployed on Chicago's streets.

We’re gathering your questions about all things money and finances.

Then each week we get your questions answered by the people who know best.

Students are back in the classroom, and for high schoolers, they’ve got a big decision coming up. Calvin Buss from Godfrey, Illinois asks:

"When looking for a good college, do I look for the cheapest college that I can afford without having to take out loans? Or do I take out loans and go to the best college I can possibly afford? My thought behind it is, will I meet the people that I need to get to those higher positions at a more expensive school, or will I do just fine without meeting those people?"

To find out, we called up an expert.

The Chicago Bears are back! We talked with WBEZ sports contributor Cheryl Raye-Stout about how the team is looking and what we can expect from the season. HOST: LANE