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Judge Weighing Arguments to Halt Illinois’ ‘Medical Aid in Dying’ Law Ahead of Sept. 12 Start
Disability rights groups allege the law is discriminatory against disabled… Read More
Crime & Law
8 Killed in Shootings Over Labor Day Weekend Across Chicago: Police
According to the Chicago Police Department, 37 total people were shot in 30… Read More
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Resolve to Solve with Miles O'Brien – Mindshift: Rewiring The Human Brain
Miles O'Brien explores bold brain science, including his own journey as part of the experiment.
Wednesday at 9:00 pm
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We Have a Season 7 Trailer for All Creatures Great and Small
Watch a trailer for the upcoming season of All Creatures Great and Small, which is coming to WTTW and PBS in January, 2027.
food
The Chef Behind Peach's and the Obama Center's Food Shares His Chicago Favorites
Cliff Rome, an Englewood native, has been a force in Bronzeville for years.
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Marble Hall Murders On Masterpiece
Back in London, Susan Ryeland is once again corralled into the world of Atticus Pünd as he investigates a mystery in Corfu.
For parents
How to Get Involved in Your Child's Learning at School
Education is a team effort. You and your child's teacher can work together to support your child's learning success.
Arts & Entertainment
SkyART Is Expanding South Side Studio, Celebrating 25 Years of Free Youth Arts Programming
The nonprofit SkyART, which provides free arts programming to young people on Chicago’s South and West sides, is expanding its South Side studio space.
Food
How Food Ties into the Obama Center's Mission, Through Gardens, Events, and Opportunities
With a food program headed by a South Side native, a fruit and vegetable garden that hosts teaching opportunities, and more, the program at the Obama Center aims to show "how food can transmit values."
Mystery
The Marlow Murder Club Is Back
Judith, Suzie, and Becks are back with more murders in idyllic, riverside Marlow to solve.
Sports
Chicago Sky Owner Calls Enes Kanter Freedom Lawsuit ‘Meritless and Frivolous’
Enes Kanter Freedom is alleging that his First Amendment rights were violated when he was ejected from the Sky’s WNBA game against the Indiana Fever on Aug. 23
For parents
Managing Back-to-School Feelings With Arthur
Have you heard the big news at Lakewood Elementary School? Arthur is moving up to fourth grade and his little sister, D.W., is starting kindergarten! Your child can likely relate to the feelings of excitement and anxiety as they anticipate and manage the ups and downs of new experiences.
