Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

After a decade in Lincoln Square, Luella's Southern Kitchen is moving to Albany Park to serve just breakfast and brunch. It opens August 6.

Drama and a murder threaten to derail the opening of Cathy's store with Mrs. C, leading Alphy and Geordie to get involved and investigate. 

Chuck Pine serves not just Chicago-style and Texan barbecue but also Cajun and Mexican regional dishes with produce grown on a farm at one of his two locations in the southwest suburbs. 

“Having done this for a while and seeing what people respond to, I feel that we can give people what they want at a little bit more of a price point that makes sense,” says Andrew Choi, formerly of Jinsei Motto, of his new Omakase Box. 

Geordie forces Alphy to go out to a rock club for his birthday, but things go awry when the guitarist is found dead.

As Patience helps Bea and Jake with a case that threatens Bea's life, she also tries to figure out how she feels about Elliot Scott. 

She helped introduce balsamic vinegar, sun-dried tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, and numerous delectable dishes to America despite not being able to write in English. 

When Leonard's drinking gets him into trouble, all his friends arrive to help and figure out a locked-room murder that implicates him. 

Patience's friend is drawn into a seemingly impossible case when his brother dies and then his body disappears from the mortuary.

Brie Jamieson started cooking the recipes she watched her mom, grandma, and stepfather make in Evanston for her children as a way to root her itinerant military family.

The cast of Grantchester is returning for an eleventh season that will be the show's last. 

An orphanage is set to close, upsetting its residents at the same time as strange occurrences take place there, eventually involving the police. 

When a famous crime writer dies in his locked-from-the-inside apartment, Bea and Patience must figure out how it happened. 

Now in its 45th year, A Capitol Fourth is back with a concert and fireworks display that WTTW and PBS are broadcasting live from Washington, D.C. Here are the performers taking part.

The massive tax break and spending cuts bill currently working through Congress contains provisions that would be “catastrophic” to food assistance programs, says the Greater Chicago Food Depository, which helps feed people in need.