SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Apr 24, 2018 Chicago-Style Magic Reappears in Andersonville Chicago has a style of magic? It does. We check out a North Side lounge that aims to recreate the spirit of Chicago-style close-up magic. Apr 23, 2018 Michael Madigan Wins 6th Term as Head of Illinois’ Democratic Party He first became head of the Democratic Party of Illinois in 1998. Despite his longevity, House Speaker Michael Madigan isn’t a beloved figure. Apr 23, 2018 April 23, 2018 - Full Show Watch the April 20, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Apr 23, 2018 Downtown to O’Hare in 32 Minutes: On Board a Little-Used Metra Line While talk of building a new express train to O’Hare heats up, we explore a little-known line that already goes there. Apr 23, 2018 Chicago Cellist Ifetayo Ali-Landing, 15, Makes Symphony Center Debut The young musician joins us in conversation and performance ahead of her Chicago professional debut with the Chicago Sinfonietta next month. Apr 23, 2018 Russians Hacking Routers in the US and UK, Officials Warn Government officials from the U.S. and the United Kingdom warn that Russian hackers are targeting consumer and business routers. How to protect your devices. Apr 23, 2018 Dorothy Brown Announces 2nd Bid for Chicago Mayor The Cook County circuit court clerk talks about her surprise run for mayor of Chicago. Apr 23, 2018 Study: Gene Therapy for Blood Disorder Ends Need for Transfusions A rare blood disorder called thalassemia requires regular blood transfusions, but gene therapy may change that, according to a new study. Apr 23, 2018 ‘Don’t Panic’: Chicago Officials Hope to Save Lives With Safe Haven Law April is “Save Abandoned Babies Month” in Illinois. Chicago police and fire officials hope to raise awareness of the state’s safe haven law in the hopes of saving infant lives. Apr 23, 2018 Illinois Gets Huge Donation for Synthetic Cannabinoids Treatment How a donation of nearly 800,000 tablets of vitamin K can help treat severe bleeding related to the use of synthetic cannabinoids. Apr 23, 2018 Adler to Honor NASA Volcanologist With Women in Space Science Award A conversation with NASA research scientist Rosaly Lopes, who will be recognized this week at an event celebrating women in space science. Apr 23, 2018 Scientists Discover ‘Suicidal’ Octopus Colonies Near Ocean Floor A team of scientists was exploring a rocky patch of ocean floor when they found something that shouldn’t have been there: octopuses – lots of them. Apr 23, 2018 Putting a Bit of a Twist on This Year’s Non-Equity Jeff Nominations Acknowledging the existence of “gender fluidity,” the 45th annual Non-Equity Jeff Awards nominations for performance are now nonbinary. Apr 20, 2018 Dreams, Drama Drive CSO’s Concert of Works by Debussy and Tchaikovsky The work of both composers shares the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s current program led by Maestro Riccardo Muti. And the result is a most winning mix of opposing musical temperaments. Apr 20, 2018 New Chicago Law Requires Health Warning Signs at Tobacco Dealers The Windy City is the first in the nation to require tobacco health warning signs at the doors of all tobacco dealers. The new law also prohibits all free sampling of tobacco products. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: