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 7, 2017 Anniversary of 1812 Illinois Earthquake Ushers in Preparedness Month The Illinois Emergency Management Agency warns Southern Illinoisans to be prepared for earthquakes. Just how great is the risk? Feb 7, 2017 Chef Rick Bayless to Headline Chicago’s Good Food Festival The chef, restaurateur, author and TV host drops by to share two delicious Mexican recipes. Feb 7, 2017 DeVos Confirmed as Education Secretary on Historic Pence Tiebreaker Despite a shaky confirmation hearing and significant pushback from the public, Republican donor and school choice advocate Betsy DeVos has been confirmed as the new U.S. Secretary of Education. Feb 7, 2017 EPA Staff Rally in Chicago, Protest Trump’s Nomination to Head Agency Several dozen employees based in the Environmental Protection Agency’s Chicago office joined a downtown rally Monday afternoon to protest President Donald Trump’s nomination to lead the agency. Feb 7, 2017 Tim Knowles Calls for New Community College, Vigilance on Charters The urban education specialist tells us what he’s learned about fixing Chicago’s schools after 13 years as leader of the University of Chicago’s Urban Education Institute. Feb 7, 2017 New Group Aims to Study, Address Root Causes of Chicago Gun Violence Hoping to capitalize on the violence prevention research already being conducted locally, the group hopes to spur new research initiatives and facilitate ongoing community-based violence prevention efforts. Feb 6, 2017 Left Wing ‘Tea Party’ Growing in Chicago Behind the new movement called Indivisible that has bubbled up in Chicago and around the nation in response to the election of Donald Trump. Feb 6, 2017 CPS Freezing up to $69M in School Spending to Help Fill Budget Gap Chicago Public Schools announced Monday it will implement new cost-saving measures as it works to fill its 2017 budget hole, this time freezing as much as $69 million in school discretionary funds. Feb 6, 2017 Appeals Court to Weigh In On Constitutionality of Trump Travel Ban President Trump’s spokesman believes the travel ban is constitutional – a federal appeals court will weigh in on Tuesday. Feb 6, 2017 Israeli Consul General Talks Trump, Iran and Settlements As Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu visits Britain and calls for more sanctions on Iran, the new Israeli Consul General to Chicago is here to talk about the future of U.S.-Israeli relations. Feb 6, 2017 Shoe Repair Dynasty: A Dozen Cobblers Across 3 Generations An 83-year-old cobbler inspires a shoe repair dynasty that spans three generations. Feb 6, 2017 A Big Bet on a Grand Bargain Senate leaders’ bipartisan salve to Illinois’ budget troubles is on tap for a vote in Springfield this week. Feb 6, 2017 Meteor Lights Up Skies Above Chicago, Midwest A bright meteor streaked across skies in Chicago and the Midwest at about 1:30 a.m. Monday. Feb 6, 2017 February 6, 2017 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 6, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Feb 6, 2017 Viewer Feedback: ‘Birds Have Got to Toughen Up’ Our story about feral cats killing huge numbers of birds generated quite a bit of debate. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: