U.S. Senate candidates talk affordability, immigration, healthcare and more in a WTTW News forum. Hear from Democratic Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Republican Don Tracy.

A preview of tonight’s U.S. Senate forum. And the history of one of Chicago’s most intimidating streets.

Candidates for Chicago mayor begin filing signatures to get on the February ballot. And Chicago hotel workers are on strike — they explain why.

JB Pritzker and Darren Bailey meet at WTTW for their only forum this election cycle. And Chicago City Council squares off over borrowing power — and approves a massive police misconduct settlement.

An exclusive TV interview with the CEO of JP Morgan Chase. And independent candidate Collin Corbett on his bid for Illinois governor.

Takeaways from last night’s WTTW News governor’s forum. And reaction to Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis.

Democratic incumbent Gov. JB Pritzker and Republican challenger Darren Bailey face off in a live forum at WTTW studios. The candidates discuss the ideas and priorities they'd bring to the office.

We preview the only televised governor forum between JB Pritzker and Darren Bailey. And McDonald’s is sued over an AI tool that is allegedly helping set menu prices.

Meet the people helping to shape Chicago’s new transit oversight agency. And remembering Mike Ditka.

New legal actions against the Trump administration over “Operation Midway Blitz” shootings. And Chicago Bears legend Mike Ditka dies at 86.

No tax hikes to balance Cook County’s budget. And grab your cheese grater — it’s Bears-Packers week.

The White Sox return home looking to punch their ticket to the next round of the playoffs. And the federal government looks to ban an opioid-like drug you can buy at the gas station.

What resources are available for child victims of sexual abuse. And Northwestern football debuted its new stadium with a bang — Pat Ryan Jr. shares his reaction to the opener.

What’s in store for the Supreme Court this term? And a Chicago woman’s new lawsuit one year after being shot by an immigration agent.

A federal judge has sharp questions about the handling of the “Broadview Six” prosecution. And the White Sox win a playoff series for the first time in more than 20 years.

Potential wrongdoing in Chicago’s U.S. Attorney’s Office — will a special prosecutor investigate? And the Sox sweep, but the Cubs stumble.