Beyonce goes country
Beyonce is stepping into her country era with the release of a new hit single, "Texas Hold 'Em."
Ryan Rodeo
Ryan better get down to Austin, Texas because a rodeo is looking to wrangle up all the "Ryan's" in the country for a meet-up.
"Our Chicago: History & Heritage"
Hosea Sanders and Cheryl Burton join 'Windy City Weekend' to preview upcoming special
Cheryl Burton and Hosea Sanders joined Val and Ryan to promote the upcoming ABC7 Black History Month cultural special, "Our Chicago: History & Heritage."
This half-hour program contains a plethora of stories, from the history behind Harold's Chicken to West Side artists turning plastic into works of art.
Cheryl and Hosea host the special with contributions from Terrell Brown, Val Warner, Karen Jordan and Jasmine Minor.
"Our Chicago: History & Heritage" airs Saturday, February 24 at 6 p.m. with an encore presentation on Sunday, February 25 at 11 p.m. on ABC7 Chicago.
The ultimate 'track meet'
Val shares a piece of her family's heritage for 'Our Chicago: History & Heritage'
This Black History Month, ABC7 Chicago is honoring the history and heritage of those making a difference. This story takes a deep look into Val's family roots.
Her son Max got to meet his great, great uncle Greg.
Dr. Gregory Bell is a former track and field athlete who won an Olympic gold medal for the long jump in 1956.
"To my knowledge, there was no one else in my lineage who showed even a desire of the ability to do something noteworthy," Bell said.
At 93, he is about to meet his great, great nephew for the first time. A rising track and field athlete and two-time All-American in the triple jump, Maxwell Warner.
It's the ultimate track meet.
Liz Toussaint's live performance
Liz Toussaint performs live
Born and raised in Englewood, Liz Toussaint is one of the only Black female country singers in Chicago.
She joined live in studio to perform her latest single, "What You're Missing."
Liz Toussaint discusses her vision board workbook, 'Who Do You THINK You Are?'