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Viewer Feedback: ‘This is Such a Stupid Idea’

Our story on the state closure of emission testing facilities within the city of Chicago got viewers talking. Hear what they had to say when we read feedback from the Chicago Tonight website, and our Facebook and Twitter pages.

Author Examines Parental Involvement in College Women’s Success

When is less more? A new book highlights the pros and cons of parents who hover, even into college.

Preservation Group Launches Ambitious Plan to Save House of Tomorrow

It was once the vision of the future. Now a major campaign is underway to save the House of Tomorrow from becoming a memory of yesteryear.

Find Early Voting Locations in Chicago Neighborhoods

Registration and voting locations are now operating in each of Chicago's 50 wards. The polling places will operate through Monday, Nov. 7.  

October 24, 2016 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 24, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Radio Legend Herb Kent, ‘The Cool Gent,’ Dies at 88

Herb Kent was the longest-running DJ in radio history and graced the Chicago airwaves for more than 70 years. He died Saturday after his final radio broadcast.

Should Recorder of Deeds be Combined with Clerk’s Office?

Cook County voters will decide whether to eliminate the Recorder of Deeds office in a binding referendum. We hear from both sides of this contentious debate.

Forum: Cook County State’s Attorney Candidates

The two candidates aiming to replace Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez make their case in our latest candidate forum.

Daytime Exercise Could Be More Effective, Study Suggests

Working out during the day may be more effective than cramming in a late-night session, according to a Northwestern Medicine study.

Chicago Cubs Head to World Series

They're still lovable, but they're not losers anymore! Previewing the Cubs vs. Indians World Series and what it all means for Chicago.

EPA to Shut Down 2 Chicago Vehicle Emissions Test Facilities

Motorists will be without a single testing center within Chicago city limits starting Nov. 1.

New Report Finds Student Debt on the Rise Across Illinois, US

One Illinois state representative hopes to stem the tide of rising student debt by making public colleges and universities free for all in-state residents.

The Week in Review: Trump Continues Claims of Rigged Election

Donald Trump refuses to say he’ll concede the election as Hillary Clinton climbs in national polls. Chicago shootings continue at a record pace. And the Cubs take game five of the NLCS. These stories and more with Joel Weisman and guests.

New Program to Stem Chicago’s Violence Epidemic Starts in Jail

For many young men inside the Cook County Jail, violence on the streets is a daily reality. But a new program based at the jail aims to change that reality.

October 20, 2016 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 20, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."