Progressive Chicago aldermen weigh in on the next four years at City Hall
Progressives who joined City Council in 2015 and 2019 won re-election. Where do they see Chicago politics going next?
Micah Yason
Producer, Reset
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The 411 on the ‘ComEd Four’ bribery trial
Former Illinois House speaker Mike Madigan is not on trial, but in many ways, his story is at the heart of the allegations.
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‘Last Comiskey’: A three-part documentary on the last season played at the park
Ahead of the Chicago White Sox home opener on April 3, we look back at a historic time for the White Sox in 1990.
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Three years later: What we still don’t know about long COVID
Research and data suggest that more women are affected by long COVID than men.
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What’s happening in the world of baseball?
We’ll break down what fans need to know about who’s in and who’s out, and changes to the game itself.
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Illinois mental health program for low-income kids plagued by problems
Mental health services and treatment are harder to come by for Illinois children from low-income households.
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Vallas and Johnson go head-to-head in first mayoral runoff debate Wednesday
The debate will be hosted by NBC5 and Telemundo Chicago Wednesday at 6 p.m.
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Chicago Innovators: Numero Group revives lost music through curated collections
In a world of streaming, sometimes it can be hard to break out of it to find new music. That’s where Numero Group comes in.
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60 years after the Civil Rights Act, women make 82 cents for every dollar men make
The pay gap between men and women hasn’t narrowed much after growth in the ’80s and ’90s.
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Two incoming Chicago City Council members share their priorities
With all ballots accounted for, a dozen new alderpeople will be representing their communities in City Council.
