Extras
La Ultima Palabra: Anyine Galvan Rodriguez (Extended)
Anyine Galvan Rodriguez on her experience bridging cultures as a Black Latina.
La Ultima Palabra: Anyine Galvan Rodriguez (Extended)
‘Our People’ 1968 Interview: Sammy Davis Jr.
The entertainer talks about how media representation affects popular perception.
‘Our People’ 1968 Interview: Sammy Davis Jr.
‘Our People’ 1968 Interview: Diahann Carroll
The actor tells a hair-raising story in this recently discovered interview.
‘Our People’ 1968 Interview: Diahann Carroll
‘Our People’ 1969 Interview: George Kirby
The Chicago comedian speaks with Jim Tilmon in this recently rediscovered interview.
‘Our People’ 1969 Interview: George Kirby
Full Interview: Godfrey Cambridge on 'Our People'
Comedian and actor Godfrey Cambridge shares his thoughts on policing and crime in Chicago.
Full Interview: Godfrey Cambridge on 'Our People'
Web Extra: Remembering Muddy Waters
Songwriter Terry Abrahamson and guitarist Rick Kreher share fond memories.
Web Extra: Remembering Muddy Waters
Since 1957, La Criolla Has Brought Latin Flavor to Chicago
After six decades of keeping Chicago spicy, La Criolla Foods is poised for growth.
Since 1957, La Criolla Has Brought Latin Flavor to Chicago
Scholars Studying US Supreme Court Expansion, Term Limits
Could the Supreme Court add more seats? A commission looks into the possibility.
Scholars Studying US Supreme Court Expansion, Term Limits
Protesters Gather Downtown in Wake of Daunte Wright Shooting
Amanda Vinicky reports from the scene of a demonstration in West Town.
Protesters Gather Downtown in Wake of Daunte Wright Shooting
Federal Health Agencies Call for ‘Pause’ in J&J Vaccine
Infectious disease specialist Dr. Emily Landon weighs in on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.
Federal Health Agencies Call for ‘Pause’ in J&J Vaccine
Ethics Board Drops Chicago Alderman’s Fine from $145K to $5K
Why Ald. Carrie Austin’s fine for violating campaign finance rules dropped by thousands.
Ethics Board Drops Chicago Alderman’s Fine from $145K to $5K
DOJ Joins Lawsuit Over Accessibility of Chicago Crosswalks
The Justice Department joins a lawsuit against the city.
DOJ Joins Lawsuit Over Accessibility of Chicago Crosswalks
Chicago’s Mental Health Care Invests in Services Not Clinics
Some are calling for the city to reopen mental health clinics it closed nine years ago.
Chicago’s Mental Health Care Invests in Services Not Clinics
Canceling Student Loan Debt an Undue Burden, Critics Say
Will the Biden administration cancel student loan debt? And if so, by how much?
Canceling Student Loan Debt an Undue Burden, Critics Say
Religious Leaders Say Vaccines Allowed During Ramadan
This week, Muslims around the world observe the Islamic holy month of Ramadan.
Religious Leaders Say Vaccines Allowed During Ramadan
Illinois Universities Plan for Return to Campus in the Fall
How city and state universities plan to handle coronavirus vaccinations in the fall.
Illinois Universities Plan for Return to Campus in the Fall
How Community Groups Feel a Year After Smokestack Demolition
A plume of dust coated six blocks of homes in Little Village following the demolition.
How Community Groups Feel a Year After Smokestack Demolition
Crain’s Headlines: Possible Status Switch for Tribune
The Chicago Tribune newspaper could become a nonprofit.
Crain’s Headlines: Possible Status Switch for Tribune
CPS, CTU At Odds Over High School Reopening Next Week
Chicago Teachers Union Jesse Sharkey joins us in discussion.
CPS, CTU At Odds Over High School Reopening Next Week
Census Delay Complicates Once-a-Decade Redistricting Duty
Drawing the maps that will determine political control for the next decade.
Census Delay Complicates Once-a-Decade Redistricting Duty
The Last Word: Shermann Thomas
Chicago historian Shermann Thomas talks about understanding the city’s past.
The Last Word: Shermann Thomas
How Black and Latino Developers Can Change the Map
We speak with two members of the Chicago Emerging Minority Development Initiative.
