IBA also recognized Dave Eanet, whose two stints on WGN Radio encompass more than 30 years, with the 2025 Chicago/W. Russell Withers Jr. Broadcast Pioneer Award. Eanet is the voice of Northwestern ...

The WGN Evening News welcomed Morning News’ Lauren Jiggetts as a guest anchor with a very morning show montage. Love the WGN Morning News? We love you, too. And you can have all the hijinks delivered ...

A suburban school superintendent – accused of charging porn to a district website – has resigned following a months-long audit triggered by a WGN Investigates report. Bill Toulios attended Argo ...

WGN obtained body camera footage that captures the moment officers located the Wisconsin woman convicted in the 2014 Slender Man stabbing after she escaped her group home and spent nearly 24 hours on ...

WGN Radio’s afternoon news anchor Steve Bertrand joins Bob Sirott and Andy Masur to talk about some of the highlights of his career and his forty years at WGN Radio. He also jokes about what he’ll do ...

DOLTON, Ill. (WGN) — Former Dolton police chief Lewis Lacey has agreed to plead guilty in a personal bankruptcy fraud case and is cooperating with a broader investigation, according to language in his ...

FREEPORT, Ill. — Former Chicago radio personality Joe “JoBo” Colborn from the famed show “Eddie & JoBo” has died at the age of 70. In an update, the Stephenson County Coroner tells WGN, “there was no ...

No matter how serious some actors approach their material, there are still guaranteed to be some bloopers during production. If something goes wrong on a movie set, it's best to just laugh about it ...

From unpredictable pets to wild on air mishaps, these are the funniest animal news bloopers ever caught on camera, guaranteed to leave you laughing out loud. Democrats Concede Shutdown Fight Without ...

WGN Morning News’ Robin Baumgarten is back in the kitchen! She’s up to her old tricks with some retro recipes. Today, she’s cookin’ up a Frankfurter Loaf. Preheat oven to 375˚F. Heat frankfurters in ...

CHICAGO — Chicago native D. A. Murray built a huge online community by asking readers their favorite books, and those conversations sparked her own move into storytelling. D. A. Murray joined WGN News ...