Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

Pünd reveals who kills Melissa James – and it's not the person who already confessed. Susan learns some secrets about Lisa, and finds herself in danger. 

Farman worries about her son, Jack, especially as an investigation into the death of a property developer turns up connections to his friend. 

The fifth season of Miss Scarlet, the first without William Wellington, will be available to stream in its entirety a month before its premiere. Plus, we have some first looks at the season and a new cast member. 

After another murder derails the investigation, the team begins to focus in on the missing Cobie, and her father and his very close neighbors. 

Susan learns that Alan Conway knew Frank Parris, whose murder inspired Atticus Pünd Takes the Case. She wonders about the parallels between Frank and characters in the book.

Another murder related to Jean Dixon shocks the team and leads them to wonder how (or if) they are connected.

Parachute re-opens as a listening bar focused on music paired with casual food and drinks. Lula Cafe debuts a creative space for various ticketed events. In an adverse environment, independent restaurateurs are experimenting with new ways to succeed and survive.

Riverview, Kiddieland, Santa's Village – these are just a few of the cherished amusement parks covered in WTTW's new Chicago Stories documentary. We spoke to the producer and writer.

Teddy Roosevelt planned to go to law school while vice president – but became president when William McKinley was assassinated. A new American Experience explores the ambiguities of the office, and how it evolved into its modern-day importance.

Hendrik struggles as Van der Valk and the team investigate the murder of a bird-loving woman. The case brings up the disappearance of a pop star several years ago. 

Atticus Pünd and his assistant Madeline Cain speak to some of the many people with motive to kill Melissa James, while Susan looks into the reason for Frank Parris' visit to Suffolk.

When a body is found inside a tree, a cold case is reopened and an ex-detective disgraced by the team is brought back to offer insight into the investigation.

Filbert's Old Time Root Beer was started by Charles Filbert in 1926. His grandson Ron continues to run it today, producing pop on old-fashioned machinery on the Southwest Side. 

Van der Valk doesn't know who to trust as he and his team continue investigating the killings of two men about to testify against a crime lord. 

Susan visits a hotel to figure out how Atticus Pünd's investigation into the death of Melissa James in a novel relates to the disappearance of Cecily MacNeil.