Stories by Daniel Hautzinger

When the husband and sons of the British ambassador to Hungary go missing, Baptiste, seemingly running from some recent sadness, offers his aid to help find them. The case spawns even greater tragedy. 

Leonard's escalating tribulations place Will in a difficult moral position, while a council election precipitated by a sudden death turns nasty—and an investigation is opened into the death. 

A woman's complications during her pregnancy lead Lucille and Shelagh down a research path, while Sister Hilda and Dr. Turner try to uncover what's behind a slew of perplexing ailments in a young woman.

Open House Chicago is back, allowing you to peek inside more than 100 sites across Chicagoland on October 16 and 17. Given all the standout options, we've chosen a few highlights that we think are especially worth visiting. 

Will ends up in the middle of a dispute over an adopted child that becomes more serious when someone turns up dead. Leonard finds himself in ever-worsening trouble after receiving some blackmail.

Cyril, Lucille, and the Buckles help a family fallen on hard times, while Sister Frances seeks to help a woman who regrets the situation in which she finds herself and Trixie learns some upsetting news about the Lady Emily clinic. 

"The people [who live at the border] are misjudged all the time," says Pati Jinich. "And the truth is that they don’t need to prove that they belong somewhere, because they belong to this different universe, this world that belongs to both [countries] and enriches both.”

Sonia Manzano, who broke ground as one of the first Latino characters on national television by playing Maria on Sesame Street, is the creator of a new PBS Kids show produced by Fred Rogers Productions that focuses on a young girl's adventures in the Bronx.