Production resumes this coming week on NBC’s One Chicago franchise, as Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., and Chicago Med prepare to start filming the new season. Based at Cinespace Studios, Chicago’s streets are about to get busier–keeping things real as they film throughout the city.
One Chicago remains a vital part of the Chicago production community, employing hundreds of local crew members who accomplish the seemingly impossible while making it look easy.
Chicago P.D. Season 13 is first to return on July 24. The gritty police drama remains a cornerstone of the franchise, continuing to follow Sgt. Hank Voight (Jason Beghe) and his Intelligence Unit as they take on high-stakes cases. This season sees the departure of Toya Turner, who exits her role as Officer Kiana Cook after one season.
Chicago Fire Season 14 follows closely behind, kicking off production on July 25. The flagship of the franchise manages to raise the bar every season, with . The season the long-running firefighter drama faces one of its biggest cast shakeups in recent years. Michael Bradway, who joined the series last season as Jack Damon, will not return. Also exiting are Jake Lockett (Sam Carver) and Daniel Kyri (Darren Ritter), both of whom have been fixtures at Firehouse 51. The changes mark a new chapter for the show, which has built its reputation on a tight-knit crew, adrenaline-pumping rescues, and emotional depth.
Chicago Med Season 11 returns to set on July 30. As the hospital drama heads into its second decade, only three original series regulars remain: S. Epatha Merkerson (Sharon Goodwin), Oliver Platt (Dr. Charles), and Marlyne Barrett (Maggie Lockwood). In a move sure to excite longtime fans, showrunner Allen MacDonald has confirmed that a few original characters will return during the upcoming season—though details remain under wraps.
With new stories, fresh faces, and returning fan favorites, we look forward to welcoming back the cast and crew for the new season.
The new season of Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D., Chicago Med is expected to premiere in the fall of 2025 on NBC and Peacock.
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