A firefighter got hurt on Chicago Fire this week, but the episode kept their identity a mystery for most of the night. Here's what happened.

Change is nothing new for long-running shows, but Chicago Fire is heading into an emotional transition as it prepares to say goodbye to two key members of Firehouse 51.

Boden returns to Firehouse 51 in his new capacity as deputy commissioner to investigate a blaze that left one of their own in critical condition, and reconnects with his cast mates.

Here's the good news: Eamonn Walker is returning to Chicago Fire as Wallace Boden in this week's episode. But here's the bad ...

A s it continues to air amid the 2025 TV schedule, Chicago Fire is still bringing the action and hitting fans in their feels.

CLEVELAND (AP) — Nolan Jones drew a bases-loaded walk from Mike Clevinger in the ninth inning, and the Cleveland Guardians won their home opener 1-0 over the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday.

as well as another house fire five months earlier in unincorporated Lake County. “I can’t even walk next to it, it was so hot,” said Chad Myers, who lives next door to the house that was ...

“I gave her the option to walk away and she wouldn't. She was my rock, supporting me through the treatment.” SWNS Once he was declared disease-free, they began exploring starting a family ...

The young performer walks away with a $100,000 cash prize and a recording contract with Sony Music Australia, following the record public vote. Fighting back emotion, Marshall thanked his fans. ' ...

Chicago Fire has a special episode coming soon. Wallace Boden is featured in a dramatic new storyline. Boden used to be the chief at Firehouse 51, but he left during the Season 12 finale.

Words like “Fire Walk With Me” are about facing hard stuff instead of running away. With powerful guitar and vocals, the song shows us how powerful it feels to keep going when things are tough.