Chicago Today

Renowned writer, director, and actor Ronnie Marmo shares his experiences working on two distinct theater productions, “I’m Not a Comedian…” and “I’m Lenny Bruce and ‘Bill W. and Dr. Bob’” at The Biograph Theater. With his captivating performances, Marmo brings both comedic genius and poignant insight to the stage...

Kristen Lynn Grube and Dacia Heck, founders of the G.H Foundation, share their personal experiences with gastrointestinal health issues, prompting them to create an organization dedicated to raising awareness and providing support for early detection, particularly among younger demographics.

Wicker Park’s Sando Street offers some mouthwatering sandwiches with a twist combining Japanese and Korean flavors and here to tell us more are cousins and owners Rich Letheby and Chris Yoo.

Food and travel blogger Kit Graham shares some ways to use up your leftover boiled eggs after Easter dyeing.

Transgender teen Chazzie Grosshandler joins Chicago Today to share her story as a founder of the GenderCool Project.

Founder and Executive Director Karen Ami shares an inside look at The Chicago Mosaic School.

A certified mastectomy fitter demonstrates a proper bra fitting shares the importance of finding your correct size.

Actor Christina Jackson gives inside look of Netflix’s ‘Shirley.’

With the ongoing celebration of Women’s History Month, Laura Ricketts, co-owner of the Chicago Cubs sparks conversations about the future of Chicago’s sports including stadium talks an da shift towards inclusivity in the traditionally male-dominated sports arena.

As the baseball season swings into action, Laura Ricketts, co-owner of the iconic Chicago Cubs, takes center stage in the celebration of Women’s History Month.

The Chicago Bears play a pivotal role in propelling Girls Flag Football to new heights as it becomes a sanctioned sport in Illinois after a swift three-year push. Student-athletes share their journey, fueled by partnerships and a vision for inclusivity in sports.

The Neo-Futurists ensemble shares their unique approach to theater, crafting 30 original plays in just 60 minutes, showcasing a fusion of sport, poetry, and current events. With ever-changing performances and innovative teaching methods, they redefine the boundaries of live theatre.

Actress Danielle Moné Truitt discusses her return to filming, insights into her character development, and the overwhelming support from fans in the ‘Law and Order’ universe.

Step into the whimsical world of Logan Square’s Consignment Lounge, a one-of-a-kind bar where every quirky decor item is up for grabs.

A decade-long journey of resilience and healing unfolds as Simply Destinee, a dance organization founded by a grieving father after his daughter’s suicide, celebrates its milestone anniversary.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s Girls Opportunity Alliance extends its support to 14 organizations in Chicago, including Black Girls Jump, dedicated to empowering girls through the art of double Dutch jump rope.