Episodes

  • Southland's Stellar Success and CPS Leadership Drama | 9.27.24

    Southland's Stellar Success and CPS Leadership Drama | 9.27.24
    Sep 27 2024
    Dive into Southland College Prep's impressive achievements, from scholarships to national competitions. We also unravel the ongoing tension between CPS CEO Pedro Martinez and Mayor Brandon Johnson, exploring the future of Chicago Public Schools. Plus, the impact of smash-and-grab crimes on downtown shopping districts.
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    8 mins
  • Governor Stays Neutral Amid CPS-CTU Clash | 9.26.24

    Governor Stays Neutral Amid CPS-CTU Clash | 9.26.24
    Sep 26 2024
    Governor Pritzker opts out of the escalating CPS-CTU conflict over CEO Pedro Martinez. Meanwhile, a shooting near a music studio leaves four injured, and Chicago volunteers head to Florida for Hurricane Helene relief. Early voting kicks off in several Chicago suburbs.
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    8 mins
  • Historic Finds and Modern Challenges | 9.25.24

    Historic Finds and Modern Challenges | 9.25.24
    Sep 25 2024
    A motorcycle crash in Lockport disrupts the morning commute, while the White Sox narrowly avoid a historic loss record. Meanwhile, burglars strike a Cuban restaurant, and tensions rise in Thornton Township. Plus, a rare US Constitution discovery makes headlines.
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    6 mins
  • Missing Girl, Smashed Windows, and a New Route to Miami | 9.24.24

    Missing Girl, Smashed Windows, and a New Route to Miami | 9.24.24
    Sep 24 2024
    Chicago police are on the lookout for a missing 4-year-old girl, while a wave of vehicle break-ins has hit the Northwest Side. Plus, Amtrak launches a new route from Chicago to Miami. Tune in for the latest updates and more.
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    8 mins
  • From Crashes to Comebacks: A Day of Highs and Lows | 9.23.24

    From Crashes to Comebacks: A Day of Highs and Lows | 9.23.24
    Sep 23 2024
    Today, we cover the reopening of Route 25 after a serious crash, a string of burglaries targeting NW Side restaurants, and Ed Burke beginning his prison sentence. We also hear from victims of a harrowing gas station robbery and celebrate a significant drop in US overdose deaths. Finally, a heartwarming reunion between two sisters separated by WWII.
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    8 mins
  • Tragedy and Triumph: From Fires to Football | 9.22.24

    Tragedy and Triumph: From Fires to Football | 9.22.24
    Sep 22 2024
    A South Shore apartment fire leaves a man critically injured, while a tragic family incident shakes the community. In brighter news, the Chicago Football Classic at Soldier Field showcases the spirit of HBCUs and awards scholarships. Plus, innovative solutions for renewable energy emerge from old coal plants.
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    6 mins
  • High-Stakes Robberies and Eco-Friendly Innovations | 9.12.24

    High-Stakes Robberies and Eco-Friendly Innovations | 9.12.24
    Sep 12 2024
    In today's episode, we dive into the alarming rise in armed robberies leading to home invasions on Chicago's Southwest Side. We also explore an Indiana judge's ruling on abortion laws and celebrate innovative eco-designs turning tennis balls into stylish furniture. Plus, a sneak peek at LA's pollution-free commuter train.
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    11 mins
  • Justice Served, Influence Wielded, and Lives Saved | 9.11.24

    Justice Served, Influence Wielded, and Lives Saved | 9.11.24
    Sep 11 2024
    Emonte Morgan's life sentence marks a somber chapter in Chicago's legal history. Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris ignites a political fire among young voters. Plus, a scare with non-toxic materials at a local school ends on a hopeful note.
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    5 mins