Firehouse 51 is getting a new staff member. Brandon Larracuente has joined “ Chicago Fire ” as a series regular ahead of ...

A new addition to the cast of Chicago Fire for its upcoming fourteenth season has been revealed. It comes after the actor ...

After two major exits, Chicago Fire Season 14 just cast On Call alum Brandon Larracuente as a series regular. Here’s what we ...

Chicago Fire has managed to tap right into the thrill of watching firefighters in action - the blaring alarms, smashed windows, and last-second rescues just before everything collapses.

In the fall, the lineup will return with Season 11 of “Chicago Med,” Season 14 of “Chicago Fire” and Season 13 of “Chicago P.D.” All three shows, produced by Universal TV, reached ...

Retired Chicago TV Columnist Gary Deeb died May 17, ... Most famously, he said our Hoosier claim-to-fame TV news and NBC “Today” show icon Jane Pauley “has the IQ of a cantaloupe. ...

Season 14 of Chicago Fire is coming, and the latest casting news suggests more than just another routine change.

Chicago Fire Commissioner Annette Nance-Holt identified him as Fire Captain David Meyer, 54, who joined the department in 1996. "Please keep us all in your prayers," she said.

One Chicago will be back with their leads intact: Taylor Kinney, Miranda Rae Mayo, Dermot Mulroney, Jason Beghe, S. Epatha Merkerson and Oliver Platt.

In 2006, the Fire moved into a newly built, $98 million stadium in Bridgeview, then known as Toyota Park, with a lease that ran through 2036.The 20,000-seat venue, which was rebranded as SeatGeek ...

A staple of Wednesday nights on NBC has been the One Chicago lineup for a decade now. It all started with Chicago Fire, then came Chicago P.D. a year later, and two years after that, Chicago Med ...

The problem? Toyota Park was built in Bridgeview, Illinois, at least 40 minutes from downtown Chicago. It never felt right. For 14 seasons, the Fire averaged just north of 15,000 fans at home matches.