Here & Now
Here & Now reflects the fluid world of news as it’s happening in the middle of the day, with timely, smart and in-depth news, interviews and conversation.
Episodes
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What we know about a secretive ICE training program for civilians
ICE has trained an estimated hundreds of civilians on using guns, surveillance tactics and more.
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Possible listeria outbreak: More than 11 million pounds of meat recalled
The recall includes hundreds of ready-to-eat items like salads and frozen meals, and it affects popular grocery chains like Walmart, Kroger and Trader Joe’s.
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Kansas secretary of state: Don't rely on mail to get your ballot in
The 2024 presidential election is 19 days away.
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What we know about the scheduled execution of Robert Roberson in Texas
Advocates for Robert Roberson — including the lead detective who arrested him and a bipartisan group of state lawmakers — say he is innocent.
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Fact-checking U.S. Senate races and immigration issues
False claims centering on migration issues and inflation reduction have been coming up in U.S. Senate races. Also, false claims about inflation reduction are popping up.
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Remembering Liam Payne
Liam Payne, a singer who rose to fame as a member of the chart-topping boy band One Direction, was 31.
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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar killed, Israel says
Israel may have killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar.
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How Latina workers come together for professional development, workplace equity
Latinas are about 16% of the workforce, a crucial pillar of the U.S. economy. Yet, they feel they don’t reap the same benefits other workers enjoy, nor get the recognition they deserve.
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'Hundreds of Beavers' is the little indie film that could
"Hundreds of Beavers" was made on a low budget during two Wisconsin winters. Since then, the film has developed a cult following.
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How it would work if Trump tried to prosecute his political rivals
Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to prosecute political rivals.
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Chicagoans splash into an unseasonably warm Lake Michigan
Lake Michigan keeps breaking temperature records, extending this year's beach season for some in Chicago.
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How Tim Walz is working to change the narrative around people with disabilities
Disabled advocates say they are hopeful that vice presidential candidate Tim Walz’s openness about his son’s non-verbal learning disorder will help challenge stereotypes and open more doors for policy change for American families.
