Illinois Soul: A Radio Station Reflecting the Black Experience
Illinois Public Media is making history on Thursday with the launch of Illinois Soul, a radio station that reflects the Black experience.
Black-owned brands to support this Black History Month and beyond
Audarshia Townsend, content director with Food & Beverage Insider, shows off several Black-owned brands to celebrate this Black History Month.
Locally produced Black History Month series debuts Monday
February is Black History Month. Starting Monday, a five-part TV series will showcase experts in Black History. Hermene Hartman joins Good Day Chicago to tell us what to expect.
Black History Month: New exhibit showcases life and death of Fred Hampton
It has been more than half a century since the brutal assassination of chairman Fred Hampton, Sr. The Black Panther party leader was killed in a coordinated plot by Chicago police and the FBI.
Black History Month: New exhibit showcases life and death of Fred Hampton
It has been more than half a century since the brutal assassination of chairman Fred Hampton, Sr. The Black Panther party leader was killed in a coordinated plot by Chicago police and the FBI.
Special Report preview: New exhibit on life and death of Fred Hampton
It has been more than half a century since the brutal assassination of chairman Fred Hampton, Sr. The Black Panther party leader was killed in a coordinated plot by Chicago police and the FBI.
Chicago chef cooks up mouth-watering Southern cuisine influenced by great-grandmother
For eight years now, locals from the Lincoln Square community know when they want good Southern cuisine, they head to a hot spot called Luella’s Southern Kitchen.
The history of Black History Month — here's why it's celebrated in February
In a FOX 32 Special Report, we look at how one historical event spurred another, and it all happened on Chicago’s South Side.
The history of Black History Month: Why February?
In a FOX 32 Special Report, we look at how one historical event spurred another, and it all happened on Chicago’s South Side.
South Side native Steve Epting on his musical journey and triumphs
Steve Epting, vocal contractor, vocal arranger and recording artist, talks about his love for music and how he's grown as an artist from Chicago.
Pritzker attends event celebrating Black-owned businesses in Chicago
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton attended an event in Chicago honoring Black History Month and celebrating Black-owned businesses.
Pritzker attends event celebrating Black-owned businesses
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker and Lt. Gov. Stratton attended an event in Chicago honoring Black History Month and celebrating Black-owned businesses.
How to support Black content creators for Black History Month and beyond
Terrence Chappell, founder of Chappell Communications Group, lays out ways you can send support and love to Black content creators this month and the rest of the year.
New exhibit highlights how quilting tells the history of Black families
Dr. Tracy Vaughn-Manley, assistant professor in Northwestern's Department of African American Studies, talks about the role quilting played in telling the history of Black families.
Chef brings New Orleans flavor to Chicago
Mardi Gras is just around the corner, so a lot of Chicagoans will be heading over to Wicker Park to get a taste of New Orleans at a restaurant called Ina Mae Tavern & Packaged Goods.
Chef brings New Orleans flavor to Chicago
Mardi Gras is just around the corner, so a lot of Chicagoans will be heading over to Wicker Park to get a taste of New Orleans at a restaurant called Ina Mae Tavern & Packaged Goods.
Peach's in Bronzeville gives back to community while growing future leaders
Bronzeville is known for its landmark buildings and galleries, but there's also a breakfast and lunch spot the locals flock to that has often been voted one of the best in the city.
Peach's in Bronzeville gives back to community while growing future leaders
Bronzeville is known for its landmark buildings and galleries, but there's also a breakfast and lunch spot the locals flock to that has often been voted one of the best in the city.
New pop-up bookstore opens downtown for Black History Month
Danni Mullen from Semicolon Bookstore & Gallery talks about their new Loop pop-up store and the importance of highlighting the work of women of color.
Lyric Opera hosts world premiere of 'The Factotum,' a Chicago-based opera
Rajendra Ramoon Maharaj, co-book writer and dramaturg of "The Factotum," talks about the groundbreaking new opera based on a Black barbershop in Chicago.