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NBC News broadcast legend Lester Holt sits down with Chicago Today’s Cortney Hall and Matt Rodrigues in New York City.

Kelly Clarkson’s Band Leader, Jason Halbert, joined Chicago Today to talk about his new audiobook and Kelly’s Las Vegas residency.

This Italian restaurant in Arlington Heights is serving up rustic dishes.

Law & Order: SVU star Peter Scanavino opens up about playing Carisi for over a decade, his character’s evolution from detective to lawyer, and what’s ahead this season.

Stolen Saddle, Chicago’s largest new country bar, is kicking off Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter weekend with a glittery denim & diamonds night—complete with line dancing, themed cocktails, and a chance to win Beyoncé tickets.

From Palatine to Netflix Jack Schumacher from ‘Ransom Canyon’ stopped by Chicago today to talk about the hit series

Chicago Magazine crowned him wrestling’s next great villain, so we met Kyle Fletcher—aka The Protostar—to see what he’s really like outside the ring.

’Chicago PD’ star Marina Squerciati comes on Chicago Today in a full wedding gown to promote the season 12 finale

In our all-Bill Murray special, the comedy icon reflects on his roots while touring Chagall’s iconic mural in the Loop and sharing touching, funny stories about his childhood and beloved family.

We wrap our unforgettable tour with Bill Murray at a hidden gem above the iconic Billy Goat Tavern—the birthplace of the legendary “cheeseburger, cheeseburger” sketch.

We tour the Windy City with Bill Murray, reliving Cubs glory from the bleachers, marveling at Oldenburg sculptures, and reminiscing about comedy roots at Second City.

An organization called BuildOn Chicago is encouraging high school students to become more involved in their communities.

More than a decade after the legendary restaurant closed, Dylan Trotter is reigniting his father’s culinary spirit with a pop-up series featuring top chefs—including a Cinco de Mayo celebration with Art Smith and Diana Dávila.

Women are making waves in high-wage, blue-collar careers thanks to Chicago Women in Trades!

Renowned designer Maria Pinto shares why she’s kept her fashion roots in Chicago, despite the industry’s pull to New York. Ahead of her talk with the Costume Council of the Chicago History Museum, she reflects on creativity, iconic style, and the city’s deep fashion history.

Actors Morris Chestnut and Harold Perrineau are bringing the party with their smooth new bourbon, Sable.

In this installment of Made in Chicago, we meet Mark Dreyer, the mastermind behind Art of Pens, where everyday objects are transformed into stunning, handcrafted writing instruments.