Chicago Today

“Chicago Today” takes on the high-stress kitchen position of “expo” at Ever, a Michelin-starred restaurant famously featured in season two of “The Bear.”

“Chicago Today” visits CocoBar, a new hotspot in downtown Chicago. Owned by two sisters from Mexico City, CocoBar offers fresh Latin American flavors and a lively happy hour.

“Chicago Today” explores Chicago restaurants worth checking out this week, including Naperville’s Meson Sabika, which offers an array of tapas, small plates, and Spanish cuisine.

“Chicago Today” explores Chicago restaurants worth checking out this week, including Go 4 Food, a beloved gem in Chicago’s Chinatown that has been making waves with its authentic Cantonese cuisine, garnering praise from food critics and a Bib Gourmand mention from the Michelin Guide.

“Chicago Today” explores Chicago restaurants worth checking out this week, including La Grande Boucherie, a luxurious French restaurant that has opened its doors in Chicago’s River North, transforming the former Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse location.

“Chicago Today” explores Chicago restaurants worth checking out this week, including Nicky’s of Beverly, a beloved culinary gem on Chicago’s southwest side for over 20 years, known for its laid-back atmosphere and delectable food.

“Chicago Today” explores Chicago restaurants worth checking out this week, including the River North Steakhouse, Asador Bastian, a refurbished brownstone from 1883 that exudes luxury and charm.

Comedy legend Kevin Nealon, known for his roles on SNL and in films like “Happy Gilmore,” is heading to Chicago’s City Winery.

Roy Spencer, owner of Perma-Seal, joins “Chicago Today” to discuss keeping cool and saving money during Chicago’s hot and humid summer.

“Garters,” a queer immersive romantasy play now showing at Otherworld Theatre, features a non-binary knight and elements of magic in a medieval setting. T

Jonathan Van Ness of “Queer Eye” joins “Chicago Today” at the Chicago Humanities Festival to discuss his latest children’s book. Van Ness shares the inspiration behind “Gorgeously Me,” expressing his desire to create a story that embraces individuality and self-love.

“Chicago Today” invites Jay Westbrook, known as the Black Beer Baron, to explore award-winning beers from seven Illinois breweries.

“Chicago Today” heads to Uptown to explore the exciting after-school program, CircEsteem, diving into the world of circus arts, building self-esteem and unity.

Rosie O’Donnell, the beloved host of “The Rosie O’Donnell Show” from the late 90s and early 2000s, reminisces about her influential daytime TV career in the preview of her “It’s OK to Ask Questions” episode with Matt Rodrigues.