Eamonn Walker

Boden's big day was packed with twists and turns, but Herrmann had a vision.

Find out when all your favorite One Chicago series return on NBC and stream episodes on Peacock.

It was announced on July 25 that the star would be joining the Chicago Fire cast for Season 13.

Chief Boden left Firehouse 51 at the end of Chicago Fire Season 12 — but does this mean Walker has exited, too? 

Boden was Firehouse 51's fearless commander for years and a bona fide Chi-Hard fan favorite.

Boden needed someone with tenure, passion, and heart to fill his shoes. And he found the perfect candidate. 

It's not every day that you discover an estranged brother, let alone one who has become your coworker.

Boden decided to take a job elsewhere in the CFD. Here's why the character made this move. 

Chicago Fire showrunner Andrea Newman means this figuratively, of course, but that still doesn't bode well for the fan-favorite couple. 

NBC Insider spoke with co-executive producer Demetra Diamantopoulos to get the scoop on filming locations.

Between the political turmoil, firehouse exits, and family drama, Boden is staring down an unclear future at 51. 

Violet's new partner isn't exactly Firehouse 51 material, which might spell trouble for the station.

The actor behind Chief Wallace Boden always creates a complex character, whether on stage or on screen.

Find out how the actor perfected his Chicago accent over the years.

Love is in the air in Illinois!

Say it ain't so, Joe! The Firehouse 51 fan favorite recently reflected on his future in the CFD.

The firefighter played by Treat Williams had a complicated relationship with Firehouse 51 and with his son. 

Roundtree played the role of Wallace Boden, Sr. in Season 4 of Chicago Fire.

Here's what Firehouse 51 looked like at the very beginning. 

Here's what happened with the little boy Gabby Dawson and Matthew Casey tried to adopt.