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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.

A new season of a cooking show and a documentary on a cookbook author who shaped food without you knowing, plus a holiday tradition, and more.

July is always a busy month for Chicago area food festivals. Check out our round-up.

There's a new, longer trailer for the upcoming third (and supposedly final) Downton Abbey film out.

Did you keep up with the headlines in June? Take our monthly news quiz. 

A romantic night with Meg is crashed when fellow vicar David becomes embroiled in a murder and the investigation comes to the vicarage. 

The team investigates a mysterious death inside a closed natural history museum, a place that both Patience and Bea's son Alfie love.

Two lifelong friends from Southeast Asia have opened Chicago's only sit-down Lao restaurant in Irving Park in order to share the food they grew up with and learned from their families. 

Stream A Conversation with Bill Moyers, in which he discusses his long and fascinating career. Moyers died on June 26 at age 91.

Big Chicks isn’t just a bar – it’s an art gallery, community center, and LGBTQ+ haven. Michelle Fire opened it in Uptown in 1986 and has filled it with art and welcoming people ever since.

A long sequence in the fourth season of the popular show spotlights the details in Frank Lloyd Wright's home and studio in Oak Park, as well as two other nearby houses by the legendary architect.