Rebecca Spence

New-to-the-crew Sylvie shines as the crew answer three dramatic call-outs. Casey asks Newhouse to help dig up dirt on his sister's husband.

A lavish groundbreaking of the modernised O'Hare terminals cements Kane's legacy. Despite his seemingly bright political future, Kane continues to struggle with his disease.

Kane's war against political corruption threatens his hold over the City Council. Worsening mental symptoms leave Kane unable to tell the difference between reality and hallucinations.

Kane regains control of the city following an alternative medical treatment; in order to restore his public perception, Kane must make a hard choice regarding an old friend.

Kane keeps the city from bankruptcy by forming alliances with long-time enemies on the council, but he must decide whether he is prepared to make more serious concessions that could weaken his political machine.

Chicago is bankrupt and a team of receivers pour in to take control of the city. However, losing his mayoral power isn't the biggest danger to Kane, as various enemies are threatening to expose his illness and corruption.