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After key city departure, what’s next for TV and film in Chicago?
A panel of writers and book lovers share their favorites of 2024
City Council narrowly passes budget after eliminating property tax hike
A spotlight on the older women of the American workforce
Chicago movie buffs debate their favorite films of 2024
Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle on property tax assessments
Latest Chicago budget proposal drops property tax hike, relies on skipping $40 million loan repayment
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Dec. 13, 2024: Trump’s border czar in Chicago, Mayor Johnson delays budget vote and more
Chicago musician hemlock on their latest release ‘444’
Making showstopper holiday cookies
Chicago budget woes could end city’s guaranteed income program
Get your Chicago holiday on with these activities and events
The long road to a really crappy healthcare system in the U.S.
The long road to a really crappy healthcare system in the U.S.
Trump’s new border czar wants to start deportations in Chicago
‘Reset’ goes to…Joffrey Ballet’s ‘The Nutcracker’
A new home for Asian American literature in Albany Park
Saving a life can come down to paperwork and vehicles
What’s That Building? Columbia Yacht Club on the ship Abegweit
Doulas are now on staff for pregnant patients in Cook County
What the U.S. jobs report means for you
WTB: Columbia Yacht Club
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Dec. 6, 2024: Mayor and City Council try to reach consensus as deadline to pass budget nears, new Cook County State’s Attorney compares Chicago to war zone and more
Look to the stars with Chicago’s soulful duo The O’My’s
With Nafsi restaurant opening at South Shore Cultural Center, wrongs are righted
Behind the power struggle between Mayor Johnson, Pedro Martinez, and the Chicago Board of Ed
This Chicago one-woman show makes a ‘mixtape’ with the audience
Illinois is losing its newspapers and journalists
Elevate helps 450 families switch to electric appliances
A new exhibit at the Field Museum behind our love of cats
Chicago non-profit receives record-breaking donation from philanthropist Mackenzie Scott
Property taxes in Chicago’s south suburbs soar
Concerts not to be missed this December
A love letter to Chicago diners
Behind the nationwide journey to revisit Studs Terkel’s ‘Division Street’
Creative ideas for Thanksgiving leftovers
How Cabrini-Green changed American public housing
Sleepless nights for unhoused as winter approaches
What happens to the birds flying inside O’Hare?
Chicago native Jim O’Heir talks ‘Parks and Recreation,’ improv and a lovable mini horse
News and politics burning you out? Get away with some romance and adventure
Pilot program erases $72 million in medical debt for Illinoisans
How big tech could affect Chicagoans’ electric bills in 2025
What's That Building? Oak Park Village Hall
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap: Nov. 22, 2024
Get to know Chicago footwork with The Era Footwork Crew
Thanksgiving isn’t complete without pie
LGBTQ Chicagoans brace for a second Trump term
Trump’s cabinet picks vow to push for ‘energy dominance’ over climate goals
A long fall means a delayed winter – but fear not, Chicago. Snow is on the way.
Chicago hotel industry says property tax assessments are off base
Northwestern research reveals COVID-19 could be used to fight cancer
These Chicago comedians are trying to motivate you—just a tiny bit
Alders discuss raising taxes on streaming, personal cloud to fill Chicago’s budget gap
President-elect Trump wants tariffs. How are small businesses preparing?
Kim Foxx reflects on 8 years as Cook County State’s Attorney
New book ‘Vanishing Treasures’ is a call to action on climate change and species loss
C segment - poochie and pang
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap,Nov. 15, 2024: Alders block Mayor’s massive property tax hike, Madigan defense attorneys challenge government mole and more
Hot sauce injected turkey and other memorable Thanksgiving dishes
What another Trump presidency could mean for gun violence prevention in Chicago
NEW LUPE INTERVIEW SHORT FOR CMS
Hubbard Street to perform Bob Fosse’s ‘Sweet Gwen Suite’ in Chicago
What it’s like to ride Amtrak from Chicago to Miami
Trump win looms large as Illinois veto session gets underway in Springfield
Bears revisit Bronzeville site for a new stadium, make team changes
Legendary Chicago children’s singer Ella Jenkins dies at 100
What happens if Chicago alderpersons block proposed $300 million property tax hike?
What Fed’s latest rate drop means for your mortgage, credit cards, retirement and more
MICAH LUPE TAPE
MICAH LUPE TAPE
Two newly elected Chicago school board members on what’s ahead
How would a second Trump term affect the money flowing into Illinois?
WTB: PRITZKER MILITARY MUSEUM
Weekly News Recap: Nov. 8, 2024
2024 Election Results: What do we know?
Best practices for social media this election season
A celebration of American music icons and the resilience of breast cancer survivors
Lines but no major issues in Chicago on Election Day 2024
Quincy Jones dies at 91, leaving behind the soundtrack to our lives
Reflections from Chicago-area ER doc after volunteering in Lebanon, Gaza
Chicago police reform office could see spending cuts and unfilled positions under city’s proposed budget
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 25, 2024: New Board of Ed, Madigan trial revs up, shelter system changes and more
Artists in Mexico City and Chicago come together to ponder themes of saturation in midst of historic presidential elections
HBO’s ‘Somebody Somewhere’ will sing its last song in season 3
Warm Human’s Meredith Johnston on her own fatal flaw in latest album Hamartia
What’s That Building? Ahlgrim Family Funeral Home and Ahlgrim Acres
After a two week delay, Mayor Johnson delivers his second budget address
Ghost stories and Chicago history are one in the same
What a Trump or Harris presidency could mean for climate, the environment and energy in the Chicago area
What a Trump or Harris presidency could mean for housing in Illinois and Chicago
How a Trump or Harris presidency could affect immigrants in the Chicago area
The U.S. mint celebrates American women, many you may not have heard of
Chicago landlords are using a software that may be illegally fixing rents
WBEZ’s Weekly News Recap, Oct. 25, 2024: New Board of Ed, Madigan trial revs up, shelter system changes and more
Meet Chicago singer, songwriter Delaney Bailey
Breast cancer diagnoses now more common for women under 50
As women’s sports explode in popularity, fans want a space to call their own
Behind the push to restore voting rights to people in prison
Survey: Incarcerated people weigh in on what matters to them this election