Title: All Articles & News Stories

When can you watch Chicago Fire this month on NBC? Here’s when and where Chicago Fire will air in August 2020. See the Chicago Fire schedule.

Annie Ilonzeh, who recently left Chicago Fire after two seasons as Emily Foster, has signed with a new agency as she moves forward in her career.

Chicago PD alum Brian Geraghty has been cast in Quibi's remake of The Fugitive, starring Kiefer Sutherland and Boyd Holbrook.

Emmys 2020 will not include the One Chicago franchise, as Chicago Fire, Chicago PD and Chicago Med were not among the 2020 Emmy nominations.

Stumptown will be without Matt Olmstead in season 2, as the Chicago PD co-creator has officially departed the ABC series starring Cobie Smulders.

One Chicago fans who missed Comic-Con At Home can find all the Chicago Fire, Chicago PD and Chicago Med related Comic-Con 2020 highlights here.

Rogue has Chicago Justice alum Philip Winchester and Megan Fox battling wildlife. Watch the Rogue trailer before the movie's August release.

Sweet Magnolias, the Netflix series starring Chicago Med alum Heather Headley, will be back for season 2 and more romantic drama.

Grey's Anatomy has declared that it will include coronavirus in its next season, so is Chicago Med season 6 now obligated to also cover the pandemic?

One Chicago alumni will be appearing in Comic-Con At Home panels. Here's the Comic-Con 2020 schedule for Chicago PD, Chicago Fire and Chicago Med fans.

Briarpatch, featuring Chicago PD alum Brian Geraghty as a small-town police chief, has been cancelled after one season at USA.

Dick Wolf's next series will be a period drama about Las Vegas, and he's targeting it for premium cable or streaming services, not broadcast TV.

Peacock, NBC's streaming service, is live today and here's what it has to offer Chicago Fire, Chicago PD and Chicago Med fans.

The Lucifer season 5 trailer is here, featuring Chicago Fire alum Lauren German reprising her role as Chloe Decker in the Netflix series.

Chicago PD revisits Sean Roman's return this week, but after how his guest appearance ended, will Brian Geraghty's character ever come back again?

The New York Undercover revival may find a home after all, as Dick Wolf is reportedly in talks to bring the project to NBC's streaming service Peacock.