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The tiny restaurant located next to an Asian supermarket in a mall not only has esteemed fans, but also hosts regular public demonstrations of tuna butchering. The team behind it has a new restaurant planned.

Masterpiece's new adaptation of Nobel Prize winner John Galsworthy's The Forsyte Saga is coming to WTTW and PBS in 2026. 

Located in Portage Park, in the opposite corner of the city from Calumet Fisheries, Hagen's and Calumet are the last two traditional smokehouses in Chicago. 

In what would one day become Illinois, a smaller theater of war called the Illinois Campaign would push the fight for independence deep into the interior of the young country.

Revisit some of the moments from PBS kids shows that have stuck with us, shaping conversations about ourselves and others along the way. 

In a Chicago History Museum image, astronauts John Swigert, left, and James Lovell, wave to a crowd that gathered downtown for a parade following the Apollo 13 mission. Lovell, who lived in Lake Forest, died on August 7 at age 97.

South Side native Lamar Moore leans into the food of the American South at his new restaurant, etc., the first place where he is an owner. He shares some favorite places in Chicago.

Two beloved characters who have grown out of Fred Rogers’ legacy will meet for the first time in a special crossover episode of Donkey Hodie.

The annual Pierogi Fest in Whiting, Indiana celebrates the Eastern European heritage of Northwest Indiana both lovingly and irreverently, with costumed characters and plenty of dumplings.

With sales down on weeknights and a sense of complacency in the kitchen, Giant decided to institute a test kitchen in which the staff would experiment with new dishes that would appear on the menu at a lower price.

Daniel introduces his mother to Leonard after years of schism over his sexuality, and Alphy and Geordie mend things while dealing with threats around a controversial speaker.

The chef of two Michelin-starred Ever, which appears in The Bear, has written a memoir as a way to exorcise his traumatic past. 

A documentary about the survivors of the only atomic bombs dropped during warfare, a history of a landmark environmental law, and more.

Did you keep up with local news in July? Take our monthly news quiz now to test your knowledge of the latest headlines in Chicago.      

If you’re a Chicago area foodie, August could be a busy month for you. This month’s food events include festivals that celebrate garlic, corn, lobster, vegetables, Bloody Marys, and more. What a combination!