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Florida Reels as Irma Continues Its Path North
Hurricane Irma leaves behind storm surge flooding, widespread power outages and serious damage to property. We get an update from Florida.
18-Hour Documentary Explores Human Dimensions of Vietnam War
Filmmakers Ken Burns and Lynn Novick speak with us about their new 10-part documentary series, “The Vietnam War.”
Hurricane Irma Rips Through Caribbean, Florida Braces for Worst
At least 10 people have died as a result of the Category 5 Hurricane Irma, a storm widely considered to be one of the worst on record. We speak with Univision Chicago anchor Érika Maldonado via Skype from Miami.
Chicago World Music Festival: Around the World in 13 Days
If music is one of the best ways to get a taste of another culture, Chicago is in for a feast starting Friday. We get a preview.
The Week in Review: Finally, a School Funding Compromise
Springfield finally passes a school funding bill. More taxes for Chicago schools. City Council cracks down on Uber and Lift. And the Bears get ready for regular season opener.
‘Left Boob Gone Rogue’ an Insightful, Humorous Blog About Breast Cancer
Meet the Chicago physician who writes about her personal experiences dealing with breast cancer.
Mike North Announces Major Career Move
Mike North is leaving sports broadcasting and will live part-time in Las Vegas, with plans to be a pitchman for a product called Light Keeper Pro.
Dick Gregory, Comedian and Activist, Dies at 84
The comedian and civil rights activist died on Saturday. He was 84.
Solar Eclipse 2017: Live Coverage
Videos of the eclipse from Chicago’s Adler Planetarium and multiple spots across the U.S. from NASA, plus safety tips, Chicago watch parties and more.
Solar Eclipse 2017: Share Your Photos With Us
What did you see during the historic event? Add your images to our stellar online gallery.
Viewer Feedback: ‘Rauner And Madigan Are Both Total Failures’
Viewers sound off on Amanda Vinicky’s interview Monday with Gov. Bruce Rauner.
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City Lawyers: Pay $250K to Wrongfully Convicted Man Arrested by Officers Repeatedly Accused of Misconduct
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Powerful Storms, Tornado Threat Set To Deliver Second Punch to Chicago Region on Thursday
‘Like Lightning Struck’: Community Marks 60 Years Since the First Division Street Riot, Puerto Rican Rebellion
As State Approves 1st Video Gambling Licenses in Chicago, Mayor Asks City Council to Reverse Course
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