SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jul 19, 2018 Viewer Feedback: ‘It’s Not Exactly Niagara Falls, Is It?’ Chicago’s last waterfall is about to be demolished. Viewers weigh in on that story. Jul 19, 2018 July 19, 2018 - Full Show Watch the July 19, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jul 19, 2018 Community Pushback to $5 Billion Lincoln Yards Proposal Community reaction comes in for the new Lincoln Yards proposal slated to be a city-within-a-city. Jul 19, 2018 Black Sailors in Chicago Chart a New Course Sailing is a mostly white, male sport. On the eve of the Race to Mackinac, we visit one crew that bucks both of those trends. Jul 19, 2018 As Deadline Approaches, Attorneys Offer Insight on Immigrant Family Reunification The Trump administration can’t say whether it will meet a July 26 deadline to reunite 2,500 migrant children with their parents. Jul 19, 2018 Ald. Pawar Drives Initiative to Test Universal Basic Income in Chicago A new resolution to bring universal basic income to Chicago may soon be making its way to City Council for a vote. Jul 19, 2018 Chicago Tribune Food Critic Phil Vettel Comes Out of the Shadows After 29 years of trying to stay anonymous, the Chicago Tribune’s restaurant critic has decided to reveal his face. Jul 19, 2018 Chicago Remembers 1968 Special Olympics with Anniversary Celebration The Special Olympics celebrates 50 years. How it all began – right here in Chicago. Jul 19, 2018 Sheriff Tom Dart Launches Podcast About Opioid Epidemic “This crisis touches the lives of so many – almost everyone knows someone struggling with an opioid addiction,” said Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart. “I hope this podcast opens eyes and minds to how easily an opioid addiction can happen and how hard it can be to stop.” Jul 19, 2018 Elvis Makes a Faustian Bargain in ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ Too often this Elvis Presley-focused prequel to “Million Dollar Quartet” homes in on material that might have been cut from that earlier show. But on the plus side, it infuses the story with much that was omitted from “Quartet.” Jul 18, 2018 How Transparent and Accountable Are Chicago, Cook County Governments? Chicago and Cook County have sometimes-spotty reputations when it comes to how they run government operations. But they have taken steps to clean up their acts. Jul 18, 2018 July 18, 2018 - Full Show Watch the July 18, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jul 18, 2018 Luxury Property Sales Booming in Chicago, But So Are Foreclosures Chicago is still the second city when it comes to foreclosures, but at the other end of the real estate spectrum, luxury property sales are booming. Jul 18, 2018 Task Force Aims to Reduce Number of Women in Illinois Prisons One hundred women – including former inmates, corrections officials, judges and prosecutors – are calling for a 50-percent reduction in the number of women behind bars in Illinois. We speak with Deanne Benos, who is leading the initiative. Jul 18, 2018 The Rise of College Dorm-Style Co-Living in Chicago In Chicago’s Fulton Market district, a new co-living space offers shared accommodations for an all-inclusive price. And the company is looking to aggressively expand. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
