SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Feb 17, 2020 Jeff Bezos Commits $10 Billion to Fight Climate Change The world’s richest man, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, said in an Instagram post that he’ll start giving grants this summer to scientists, activists and nonprofits working to protect Earth. Feb 17, 2020 Lightfoot Says Chicago Won’t Be ‘Bullied’ as ICE Ramps Up Immigration Enforcement President Donald Trump will deploy specialized U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement tactical units to nearly a dozen so-called sanctuary cities, including Chicago, according to The New York Times. Feb 17, 2020 Study: ‘No Clear Rationale’ for 45% of Medicaid Antibiotic Prescriptions A new report from Northwestern Medicine suggests Medicaid patients are being prescribed too many antibiotics. What that could mean for public health. Feb 17, 2020 Meet 2 New Members of Teatro ZinZanni, Where Vegas Meets Vaudeville Circus arts, comedy and cabaret come together at Teatro ZinZanni. Six months into its run, the show has completely juggled its cast. New performers include two people with Chicago ties but very different backstories. Feb 17, 2020 At The WasteShed, One Person’s Trash is Another’s Inspiration When it comes to recycling, Chicago doesn’t have the best track record. But one nonprofit on the city’s West Side is working to change that – and in the process, offer a wide range of art supplies and materials at an affordable price. Feb 17, 2020 FDA Wants to Know More About E-Cigarettes Linked to Lung Illnesses Vaping-related illnesses have killed more than 60 people across the U.S. since March – including five in Illinois – and hospitalized 2,758 others, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Feb 17, 2020 Classical Technique Meets Contemporary Mindset in Joffrey Ballet’s Fast-Moving Mixed Bill Throughout its history, the Joffrey Ballet’s dancers have been renowned for their ability to create characters as well as to put their superb technical skills to work. They also are capable of carrying over their acting ability to contemporary “plotless” works. Feb 17, 2020 February 17, 2020 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 17, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Feb 17, 2020 All-Star Weekend, as Expected, Was About Honoring Kobe It has become one of the NBA’s most revered traditions: On the morning of the NBA All-Star Game, the league pays tribute to retired players with what is called the Legends Brunch. Feb 14, 2020 The Week in Review: Jussie Smollett Indicted Again Jussie Smollett faces new criminal charges. State’s Attorney Kim Foxx faces political fallout. Mayor Lori Lightfoot addresses rising crime numbers. And the NBA All-Star game descends on Chicago. Feb 14, 2020 Nike Lab Pays Tribute to Picasso Sculpture with a Chicago Twist Art installations with a Chicago sporty twist are on display throughout the Navy Pier exhibition as part of the NBA All-Star weekend. Feb 14, 2020 Chicago to Begin Testing Patients with Flu-Like Symptoms for Coronavirus Chicago is among five U.S. cities that will test patients who exhibit flu-like symptoms for the novel coronavirus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Feb 14, 2020 The First Fan: Obama Appears at All-Star NBA Cares Event Zion Williamson and Trae Young are used to meeting fans who are typically a bit nervous during those interactions. This was different. This time, they were nervous to meet the fan. Feb 14, 2020 Watching These Insanely Cute Animals Enjoy Their Valentine’s Treats Will Warm Your Cold Heart From gorillas chomping on heart-shaped biscuits to sea lions digging into a gelatin cake, Brookfield Zoo’s Valentine’s Day celebration has warmed our hearts. Feb 14, 2020 R. Kelly Hit With New Federal Indictment in Ongoing Sexual Abuse Case Already facing the possibility of three separate trials in 2020, the R&B singer was hit with a new federal indictment this week alleging he engaged in sexual activity with a minor in the late 1990s. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: