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DePaul Professor Discovers New Prehistoric Shark

About 20 million years ago, a 13-foot predator swam in warm, shallow seas across the globe. This extinct shark was recently discovered by an international team of researchers led by a DePaul University professor.

CTU Delegates Overwhelmingly Support Tentative Labor Agreement

The union's full membership will vote to approve or reject the tentative agreement with CPS inside schools across the district next week.

Human Service Backlog Leaves Mentally Ill Sitting in Jail

Twenty Cook County defendants deemed unfit to stand trial are to be placed in a mental health facility. So why are they sitting in jail instead?

October 19, 2016 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 19, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Trump, Clinton Face Off: Debate Prep, Tactics and Possible Pitfalls

Donald Trump attacks the media, and his accusers, as Hillary Clinton finds herself with a lead in national polls. A preview of what might be in store for Wednesday's final debate.

Chicago Ranked No. 2 Travel Destination in U.S. by Conde Nast

Chicago bumped San Francisco from its number two spot in this year’s ranking of U.S. travel destinations by Conde Nast Traveler.

Augmented Reality App Offers New Look at Eastland Disaster

A remarkable new app brings us face-to-face with the 1915 Chicago tragedy.

In East Chicago, Fallout from Toxic Soil Runs Deep in Community

East Chicago residents are getting the toxic soil dug out of their yards. But why has it taken the EPA so long to begin cleaning up these neighborhoods?

Civil Rights Icon on America’s Racial Divide, Then and Now

Ruby Bridges became a civil rights icon at the age of 6, when she became the first African-American child to attend a previously all-white elementary school in New Orleans. She joins us in discussion.

Ask Geoffrey: What’s the Plan for Lake Calumet?

Lake Calumet has changed shape and purpose many times over the years. Geoffrey Baer takes a look at its past and future in this week’s edition of Ask Geoffrey.

10 Things to Do This Weekend: Oct. 20-23

A plethora of pumpkins, eerie mind games and Dr. Ruth usher in the weekend – and Halloween. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.

UNO Charter School Network, Teachers Prevent Strike With Early Morning Deal

The United Educators of UNO reached a tentative agreement early Wednesday morning with the UNO Charter School Network to stave off what would have been the nation’s first-ever charter school teacher strike.

Field Museum Turns to Public to Help Digitize Collection

It's home to an estimated 30 million objects from across the globe, but only about 25 percent of the Field Museum's collection has been cataloged in a digital database. Starting Thursday, volunteers can help grow that percentage.

Local Officials Scoff at Trump’s Claims of ‘Rigged Election’

How difficult is large-scale voter fraud, and how are Illinois officials assuring the integrity of the upcoming election?

October 18, 2016 - Full Show

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