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There's a huge amount of worthwhile TV out there nowadays, so it can be hard to choose what to watch.

What was the voter turnout in the March primary? Where will the Bears’ new stadium be? And what percentage of the solar eclipse did the Chicago area see? Answer these questions and more in our April news quiz.

Jake and Max once again find themselves in danger, involved with a frightening cast of characters from their past caprices. 

Alan and the subpostmasters finally have their days in court, but even after those battles, Alan will never stop fighting. 

Someone from Joyce's past resurfaces, threatening her new life, while Trixie and Matthew face a rocky future and Rosalind helps a young woman with a horrible secret.

May marks Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and WTTW has a variety of programming to celebrate. 

Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month this May on WTTW with a wide array of programming that explores stories of friendship, survival, and even tales from the wild west.

In a digital exclusive video from his latest special, Chicago Mysteries, Geoffrey Baer took a very tentative sip of Malört, the infamous Swedish wormwood liqueur that Chicagoans love to hate. We asked our readers how they would describe the bitter beverage.

If you’re looking for an easy and healthy snack to serve at a birthday party, these mini cups of trail mix inspired by Elinor Wonders Why are a great choice.

Celebrate a birthday with a cake decorated to look like the face of the PBS Kids star Donkey Hodie!

As filming of season 5 of Miss Scarlet is underway, we get a first look at a new cast member who will replace William "the Duke" Wellington. 

As Alice and Jack's story wraps up, we see the fated reunion in Cuba that finally brought them into a durable relationship, one that lasts until the very end. 

Alan opens a process with the Post Office to try to remediate their cases, but not everyone is sure the Post Office can be trusted. 

Matthew finally reveals his financial woes to Trixie, right as she was expecting some big lifestyle changes. The other midwives try to help a recently arrived mother and two boys found in a church. 

Since the legalization of recreational marijuana in Illinois in 2020 brought broader cultural acceptance, stricter guardrails, and $1.6 billion in sales in 2023 alone, the bar has gotten higher on cannabis-infused food and drinks, from cake mix to drinks to gummies to hot sauce.