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Rufus Estes served presidents, a princess, and world-famous musicians as a chef on Pullman cars before becoming one of the first Black authors to publish a cookbook, which offers a glimpse at a bygone era of dining.

If you're looking for a new ooey-gooey, warm, addicting dip in which to indulge during the Super Bowl, we've got one from Seattle chef Joel Gameron.

Barbara now has her own show, but she can no longer work with her team so she's disappointed in it. Plus, she wants to be in a relationship with Dennis but has to wait for his divorce.

Richard is sent to find a rogue exotic snake at Pumphrey Manor, which has been requisitioned as a hospital. Mrs. Hall sends Tristan with, to force the young men to get to know each other.

Nash is released from prison early but has to find work and no longer has a detective license. He and Eliza end up working together, despite her objections.

In February, you can celebrate Black History Month with a variety of WTTW programming that explores the political, artistic, musical, and other contributions and experiences of Black Americans.

The new year kicked off with a busy month for local news in Chicago. Did you keep up with the headlines? Take our January news quiz to see how much you know.

Susan Ryeland and Atticus Pünd are returning for one last mystery in Marble Hall Murders, the final novel in a trilogy by Anthony Horowitz that began with Magpie Murders and Moonflower Murders.

Black History Month highlights including a look at a forgotten pioneer, a new season of Funny Woman, and a look at the Baltimore bridge collapse, among other exciting programs. 

Try a cherry tart from Lidia Bastianich that uses pre-made cherry preserves, saving you some time and effort.

Restaurants serving cuisines from around China keep popping up in Chinatown's neighboring Bridgeport, which Henry Cai of 3 Little Pigs celebrates – but he worries that the Cantonese restaurants he grew up with might disappear.

The Jean Banchet Awards for Culinary Excellence honor Chicago’s food and beverage industry on home turf. Here are the 2025 winners.

Oskar finds himself in the middle of an assassination attempt with geopolitical implications as he closes in on Mephisto.

Guests both expected and not arrive for baby Jimmy's christening day, while Siegfried deals with a farmer trying to scam him. 

Ivy is utterly devoted to her new job at Scotland Yard, leaving Eliza and Mr. Potts to fend for themselves at home as Eliza looks into a serial killer.