Lightfoot Sworn in as Chicago Mayor: ‘This City Felt Like Where I Belonged’
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot, the first black woman and openly gay person to hold the office, takes aim at aldermanic prerogative and outlines four guiding principles: community, safety, public education, stability, and integrity.
The 'Worrisome' Supreme Court
Michael Kirk, the producer of Frontline: Supreme Revenge, which airs tonight, discusses the politicization of the Supreme Court and the broken nomination process for justices.
Black Wall Street
Tulsa's Greenwood Avenue was a thriving black commercial street. Then an awful race riot devastated the area. Discover its history, and more streets that changed America.
Measles Exposure Reported in Chicago
An individual with a confirmed measles infection took public transportation and visited several stores in the Loop late last week, according to health officials.
Summertime Solutions: Benefits of Unstructured Play
Each summer we scramble to fill the weeks with family adventures, classes, camps, and activities for our kids. Research shows that unstructured play is one of the best ways to help them learn. Here are some tips and advice.
Shakespeare Anyone?
WTTW Producer’s Circle Members enjoy 2-for-1 admission Tuesday – Friday at the Chicago Shakespeare Theater. The CST is known for its vibrant productions and there’s not a bad seat in the house!
