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Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

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As we enter the fall season, get updates on Miss Scarlet and the Duke and Unforgotten, while catching some sneak peeks at the upcoming Guilt and Grantchester.
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Three of the most famous world heavyweight champions—most famous athletes in general—have lived in and had some of their most formative experiences and bouts in Chicago, a city that has also always been a stepping stone for amateur boxers.
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Cook's Country is returning for its fourteenth season, and while it has a new editor-in-chief, the show still spotlights perfected home-cook versions of down-home American specialties like popcorn chicken.
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The waning of summer and approach of Labor Day means a new season of Christopher Kimball's Milk Street Television and plenty of opportunities to grill. Treat yourself with a nice, Middle Eastern-inspired rib-eye.
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Lisa leads an investigation into threats on a wealthy but controversial businessman with an unusual family, while Professor T tries to avoid celebrating his birthday and the bad memories that come with it. 
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The team continues investigating the death of Matthew Walsh in the wake of tragedy, narrowing in on their suspect as everyone's life is thrown into crisis.
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From a special examining the U.S.-Mexico border via the medium of food, to profiles of pioneering women Sandra Day O'Connor and Rita Moreno, to a scientific examination of marijuana as it becomes increasingly accepted, take a look at upcoming PBS shows. 
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Yes, another season of All Creatures Great and Small is on its way, and we have some news as well as some of the first images from it to share and a
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The Great American Recipe, premiering in summer of 2022, will spotlight the signature dishes of talented home cooks from around the country, who will compete before a panel of judges including Chicago's Graham Elliot to have their dish named "The Great American Recipe."
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"Muhammad Ali lived here for some of the most important years of his career," says his biographer Jonathan Eig. "Chicago was really where he began to find a national stage and to realize that he could be special." Plus, he had his "racial awakening" here. 
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A suspect has been apprehended in what appears to be a cut-and-dried murder case, but the daughter of the victim seems to know something more. Professor T tries to gain her confidence and learn the truth.
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Cassie finally begins to heed the warning and advice of her loved ones as increasing evidence allows her and Sunny to pressure some of their suspects into revealing the truth about the night Matthew Walsh disappeared.
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Season six of Grantchester hasn't even aired on WTTW and PBS yet (it's coming in early October), but we already have news of another season, which has just started filming.
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Ralph Metcalfe was once known as the "world's fastest human" and raced alongside Jesse Owens at the controversial 1936 Berlin Olympics before becoming an influential Chicago politician who eventually bucked Richard J. Daley and the powerful Democratic machine.
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Professor T is characteristically blunt with the parents of a child who has been kidnapped, but quickly understands the complexity of the situation.