Chicago Today

Journalist, stylist, and author Marcellas Reynolds discusses his latest release, “Supreme Sirens,” the first-ever art book honoring Black female musicians and singers.

After a hiatus from publishing, Chaz Ebert returns with a compelling narrative aimed at elevating humanity through forgiveness, empathy, compassion, and kindness.

Lauryn Keenan from Beadniks in Wicker Park enlightens viewers on the transformative properties of gemstones, diving beyond their aesthetic appeal.

Beauty blogger Jessica Erbach joins ‘Chicago Today’ to share her top picks for affordable alternatives to pricey skincare and makeup essentials.

A four-part documentary sheds light on how Chicago’s history of housing segregation has perpetuated racial inequality, affecting generations of Black families and contributing to the enduring wealth gap. 

Librarian and author Betsy Bird shares her top picks for children’s books that celebrate the wonders of nature, just in time for Earth Day. 

Christy Webber, renowned for her work in greening Chicago’s landscapes, joins the show to impart wisdom on sustainable gardening practices just in time for Earth Day. 

Founder Ofelia Guerra shares how Ballet Folklorico de Chicago is celebrating Mexican culture and tradition through the art of dance.

‘Love to Organize You’ owner Sylvia Holloway makes Spring cleaning with expert tips.

The director and stars of “The Greatest Hits” share everything we can expect from the new Hulu film.

Chicago tomato specialist Bob Zeni shares the benefits of planting your own tomatoes and shows us how easy it is.

B-Cycled Bottles is turning trash into treasure by repurposing empty liquor bottles into glassware

Chicagoan Gavin Atack, 23, set to compete in world cup for GeoGuessr, a game where you look at pictures from Google Maps and guess where they were taken.