SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Mar 6, 2020 CPS Teacher’s Assistant Marks 6th Coronavirus Case in Illinois A Chicago woman in her 50s who works at Chicago Public Schools in the city’s Portage Park neighborhood has tested positive for COVID-19. Mar 6, 2020 The Week in Review: Lightfoot Endorses Biden Ahead of Illinois Primary Illinois’ top Democrats coalesce behind Joe Biden in the presidential primary. Bernie Sanders plans a Grant Park rally. A sixth person tests positive for the coronavirus in Illinois. And the police union votes for a new leader. Mar 6, 2020 10 Questions with an Infectious Disease Doctor About Coronavirus Who should be wearing masks? Is the virus seasonal? A local infectious disease physician answers these questions and others about COVID-19. Mar 6, 2020 March (Wagering) Madness – You Can Bet on It For the first time, gamblers will be able to legally wager on sports games in Illinois starting at noon Monday, when Rivers Casino in Des Plaines opens its BetRivers Sportsbook. Mar 6, 2020 City Grades Itself on Implementing Court-Enforced Police Department Overhaul In a 23-page report filed Friday, the city of Chicago highlights the steps it has taken in the last six months to make progress on implementing a court-ordered consent decree. Mar 6, 2020 Starbucks Pulls Plug on Reusable Cups Amid Coronavirus Fears Starbucks said it is “pausing” the use of personal cups in its stores as a precautionary response to the coronavirus epidemic. Mar 6, 2020 It’s Daylight Saving Time. Get Ready to Lose an Hour of Your Weekend Don’t forget to set your clocks ahead an hour on Sunday. Mar 6, 2020 All Eyes on Illinois Commerce Commission as Pipeline Expansion Finally Gets a Hearing Lawyers began presenting evidence Thursday as the Illinois Commerce Commission weighs a petition to double the throughput of the controversial Dakota Access pipeline, which runs through the state. Mar 6, 2020 R. Kelly Pleads Not Guilty; Feds Say New Charges Planned R&B singer R. Kelly on Thursday pleaded not guilty to an updated federal indictment that includes child pornography charges and allegations involving a new accuser, while prosecutors said more charges alleging yet another victim are upcoming. Mar 5, 2020 Will Illinois Have an All-White Supreme Court Bench? That’s up to Voters The only Illinois Supreme Court seat held by a person of color is up for grabs, and Cook County voters will decide who wins the 10-year term. Mar 5, 2020 How SARS Research is Helping Scientists Explore Treatment for Coronavirus A team of doctors and researchers based in Chicago has discovered that a protein in the coronavirus could be treated with drugs that had been in development for SARS. We get an update on their work. Mar 5, 2020 10 Things to Know about El Greco (Including His Brazen Offer to Repaint the Sistine Chapel) We preview the exhibition “El Greco: Ambition and Defiance” at the Art Institute of Chicago, which partnered with the Louvre and the Grand Palais for the show, and learn about the man behind the masterworks. Mar 5, 2020 Dance is the Name of the Game on Chicago Stages as Alvin Ailey Company Leads the Way Chicago’s dance card is full to bursting. And one of the city’s most beloved “visitors” – the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater – is now drawing its usual huge crowds to the Auditorium Theatre. Mar 5, 2020 March 5, 2020 - Full Show Watch the March 5, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Mar 5, 2020 Crain’s Headlines: Furniture Retailer Art Van Shuts Down Operations Art Van, one of the largest furniture retailers in the Midwest, announced Thursday it will shut down all of its 180 stores, including the two dozen it currently operates in Illinois. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: