SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) May 6, 2021 Officers Who Shot Anthony Alvarez, Adam Toledo Remain on Leave: Police Officials Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown has not acted on the recommendation of the Civilian Office of Police Accountability that the officer who shot and killed Anthony Alvarez in Portage Park be stripped of his police powers during the ongoing probe. May 6, 2021 Chicago’s Recovery from COVID-19 Threatened by Pension Bills, Lightfoot Says Mayor Lori Lightfoot has vowed to “force a reckoning” on the issue of pensions, which she called “the biggest problem” facing Chicago’s finances. May 6, 2021 COVID-19 Vaccines Coming Soon to a Doctor’s Office Near You: Officials “The days of vaccine scarcity are over,” Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Thursday. “Today, we’re initiating the expansion of vaccine administration to physician offices across the state of Illinois, allowing them to become COVID-19 vaccine providers for their patients.” May 6, 2021 Illinois to Enter Bridge Phase May 14 Illinois is ready to move into the next phase of reopening, Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced Thursday, and the state could be ready for a full reopening as soon as June 11. What to know about the bridge phase of Illinois’ reopening plan. May 6, 2021 2 South Side Neighborhoods Under Boil Order. Why, and What Does That Mean? Chicagoans in the Beverly and Morgan Park neighborhoods are under a water boil order possibly until Friday, following a service disruption at the Roseland Pumping Station. May 6, 2021 Chicago Police Disproportionately Target Black Men with Search Warrants: Watchdog Just 3.5% of the approximately 5,500 residential search warrants served by Chicago police officers between 2017 and 2020 targeted white Chicagoans, according to a new report from the inspector general’s office. May 6, 2021 Is it Safe to Go to Big Sporting Events During the Pandemic? The short answer: Not yet, but there are ways to make it safer if you go. May 6, 2021 US Proposes Ending Rule That Weakened Wild Bird Protections The Biden administration on Thursday proposed revoking a rule imposed under former President Donald Trump that weakened the government’s power to enforce a century-old law that protects most U.S. bird species. May 6, 2021 Hummingbird Thousands of Miles Off Course Finds Refuge in Chicago Forest Preserve Chicago birdwatchers were treated to a rare glimpse of a wayward hummingbird at LaBagh Wood, far beyond its normal range of the U.S.-Mexico border. May 5, 2021 May 5, 2021 - Full Show What legislators need to do before the end of the month. How the COVID-19 vaccine is impacting the economy. Reducing the state’s maternal mortality rate. Key issues facing Latino communities. May 5, 2021 Illinois Legislators’ Checklist for May The month of May means it's prime time for action in Springfield. The legislature is set to wrap up its business by the end of the month. Here’s a look at what’s on the to-do list. May 5, 2021 Lightfoot Stops Short of Calling on Ald. Daley Thompson to Resign After Indictment Mayor Lori Lightfoot, who campaigned on a promise to root out corruption in City Hall, has repeatedly called for Ald. Ed Burke, the other indicted member of the Chicago City Council, to step down. But on Wednesday she stopped short of calling on the 11th Ward alderman to resign. May 5, 2021 ‘Unacceptable Disparities’ Persist Among Maternal Deaths: Report Black women are three times more likely to die of pregnancy-related complications than their white counterparts, according to a new report. While that disparity has narrowed, officials say it’s not due to conditions improving for Black women but instead worsening conditions for white women. May 5, 2021 Report: ‘Breakdown of Communication’ Led to Mischaracterization of Toledo Shooting in Court An internal investigation by the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office found a “breakdown of communication” and other issues were responsible for the inadvertent mischaracterization of the Adam Toledo shooting in a hearing last month. May 5, 2021 The Secret Behind Some of Illinois’ Most Celebrated Honey Illinois is known for growing corn and soybeans, but there’s another local crop some say is ready for its close up: honey. We visit a bee farm just north of Chicago that has become one of the most celebrated in the entire state. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: