Tanja Babich

Our Chicago: No need to go Hollywood for your big break. Chicago's movie scene is growing and creating home-grown stars in front and behind the camera.

How to stand out among the rest. New college grads face the most challenging job market in years.

Attitudes are shifting around beauty at every age and major brands are taking notice.

When it comes to women's health, generations have avoided talking openly about menopause.

This week, ABC7 Chicago is featuring Nazareth Academy on Friday Flyover.

A sea of purple takes over Soldier Field on Sunday as thousands take par in the 2024 Walk to End Alzheimer's

Chef Jonathan Zaragoza says the family business began after neighbors called the police thinking they were dealing from their basement.

ABC7's Tanja Babich traveled to southwest Michigan to learn how Chef Joe Frillman's story is truly farm-to-table.

ABC7’s Tanja Babich traveled to southwest Michigan to learn how Chef Joe Frillman’s story is truly farm-to-table.

Chef Williams grew up on Chicago’s West Side in Lawndale, he said it was family and faith that guided his path.

Chicago’s restaurant scene is celebrated as being among the best in the nation.

ABC7's Tanja Babich sat down with world-renowned architect Jeanne Gang for an exclusive interview.

With student loans back on the top of mind for many Americans, a local woman shared her journey to overcome her financial strife.

With student loans back on the top of mind for many Americans, a local woman shared her journey to overcome her financial strife.

ABC7 Chicago is the event’s media sponsor, and ABC7’s Tanja Babich is the media ambassador.

ABC7 Chicago is the event's media sponsor, and ABC7's Tanja Babich is the media ambassador.

The creators of the best-selling book series, "Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls" is out with a new book, and there are a couple of familiar local faces in this one!

Over the course of 25 years, CURE Epilepsy has raised more than $90 million to fund research for a cure.

Over the course of 25 years, CURE Epilepsy has raised more than $90 million to fund research for a cure.

"You forget all your problems and everything when you're out here. And I was just so blessed to find this group," said Storm Barton, 49.