In today’s panorama where current events are so often fed to the public in various ways, we often question the credibility of some of the information we consume on a daily basis. Meet ABC Chicago’s Emmy-winning news anchor and reporter Ravi Baichwal, an Emmy award-winning trailblazer when it comes to seeking the truth and delivering accurate news to the public.

Read how Eric Horng's journey to the newsroom, inspired by his father's passion for news, becomes a testament to the enduring power of journalism.

Here are five lessons that gleaned from the extraordinary life of Judy Hsu–offering invaluable insight to anyone who aspires to be a voice of truth, accuracy, and objectivity.

During Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, the Asian Hustle Network holds the Bill Imada Top 50 Unsung Heroes of 2024, including Lakhi Siap, Co-Founder of the Chicago Asian Network. Inspired by Bill Imada's commitment to giving back, Lakhi emphasizes resilience and collective action in empowering the AAPI community. As these unsung heroes are celebrated, their stories serve as a reminder of the power of solidarity and the legacy of positive change.

Sugar Sammy, a Montreal-born comedian with Indian roots, has built a global comedic empire over 25 years, drawing from his multicultural upbringing and influences like Eddie Murphy. With a bilingual show breaking records in Quebec, he fearlessly addresses taboo topics while adapting his material to connect with diverse audiences worldwide. Now touring the US, Sammy offers a fresh comedic perspective, believing laughter unites us beyond borders.

Learn more about Monica Eng, whose many stories, both existing and yet to be published, has positioned acceptance and positivity as her indelible mark in Chicago’s papers. 

Learn the story of Cate Cauguiran, a daughter of Filipino immigrants and a U.S. Navy veteran, whose life has been a tapestry woven from threads of resilience and cultural exploration.

Ashok Selvam's foray into food journalism is a tale of unexpected twists. Transitioning from political campaigns and healthcare reporting to the culinary beat, Selvam found his niche in Chicago's diverse gastronomic scene, now serving as the Editor of Eater Chicago.

Swadesh Shrestha's Chiya Chai, nestled in Chicago's Logan Square, epitomizes resilience and cultural reverence. From Nepal, Swadesh's journey intertwines her familial tea traditions with entrepreneurial ambition, culminating in a beloved chai sanctuary.

Space for Humanity proudly announces its sponsorship of Amanda Nguyen, marking a significant step in reshaping our future.

Nestled in the bustling streets of Chicago's vibrant Wicker Park neighborhood, Cebu Chicago stands as a beacon of modern regional Filipino cuisine. Founded by a trio of siblings—Marlon, Malvin, and Martin Tan—whose roots trace back to the picturesque island of Cebu in the Philippines, this restaurant is not just a culinary venture; it's a celebration of culture, family, and the rich tapestry of Filipino flavors.

In the heart of Argyle's bustling business corridor, there's a cozy corner that has become the community's caffeine haven—First Sip Cafe built by the dynamic duo Gigi Hoang and Erin Hoang.