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Cook County Reports Carjackings Nearly Doubled This Year

In March, a task force was formed by the Chicago Police Department, the Cook County Sheriff’s Office, the Illinois State Police, and others to try and put the brakes on carjackings.

UIC Lab Tracking COVID-19 Trends and Hot Spots By Testing Wastewater

A University of Illinois Chicago lab and its partners have been tracking the virus that causes coronavirus in wastewater and sharing the data with local public health agencies. 

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Joffrey Ballet Debuts with ‘Home: A Celebration’

The Joffrey Ballet is welcoming back company dancers and instructors. It’s also welcoming choreographers, including Chanel DaSilva. As one of Joffrey’s 2020 Winning Works choreographers, the New York based artist is back with a dance interpretation and reimagining of the old Negro Spiritual, “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.”

October 13, 2021 - Full Show

Remembering civil rights icon Timuel Black. Is a shortage of police officers coming this weekend? Tracking COVID-19 in wastewater. A new movie based loosely on Chicago’s Max Headroom incident, and more.

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Chicago Police Union Head Urges Cops to Defy Vaccine Mandate

In a video posted online Tuesday, Fraternal Order of Police President John Catanzara vowed to take Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s administration to court if it tries to enforce a mandate, which requires city workers to report their vaccine status by the end of the work week. 

Congressional Remap Underway, But Little Participation at Public Hearings

Illinois lawmakers have turned their attention toward their task of drawing new Congressional district boundaries, but critics aren’t ready to give up on the previous mapmaking task they say the General Assembly fumbled.

City Council Members on Chicago’s Homicide Numbers, Upheaval at the Park District

Four City Council members share their thoughts on the mayor’s budget proposal, the embattled park district, and more.

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Fifth Third Bank Invests $20M in South Chicago Neighborhood

The infusion comes on the heels of Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Invest South-West Initiative, a three-year program aimed at investing $750 million in developments across 10 neighborhoods, including South Chicago.

NASA Tests Its Planetary Defense Capabilities With DART Mission

A NASA mission to deflect an asteroid – it’s been the premise for more than one Hollywood movie – but next month NASA launches its DART mission that aims to do it for real.

‘Game Changers’ Mural Series Brings Sox Diverse History to Colorful Life

The Chicago White Sox commissioned three Chicago artists to create murals inspired by the Sox past and present that celebrate the diversity of America’s pastime. 

Sky Open WNBA Finals With 91-77 Win Over Mercury

The 2021 WNBA Finals is the first for both franchises since the Mercury swept the Sky in 2014.

October 12, 2021 - Full Show

Details into the turmoil at the Chicago Park District. A major investment in South Chicago. The rise of the Chicago Sky. Baseball and art intersect with new White Sox murals, and much more.

Are More Changes Coming to the Chicago Park District in Wake of CEO’s Resignation?

Longtime Chicago Park District Superintendent Michael Kelly’s resignation Saturday amid criticism he’s mishandled a wide-ranging sexual abuse scandal could portend future changes at the city’s sister agency.

Local Softball Player Hopes to Inspire Others, Help Women Go Pro

As we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, meet a woman who is proud of her Mexican roots and shares what drove her to play professional softball. 

Airline Industry Sees Divide in Vaccine Mandates Ahead of Holiday Season

Airline employees refusing COVID-19 vaccines could lose their jobs. What impact could that have on the airline industry?