SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Dec 22, 2014 Red Light Cameras Questioned A scientific study calls into question the safety benefits of red light cameras which is the reason City Hall installed them. We'll talk about the study and the politics of Chicago's red light cameras. Dec 22, 2014 "Big Cat" Williams on Bears' 20-14 Loss to Lions Former Bear James "Big Cat" Williams breaks down the Bears' fourth straight loss, this one coming at home to playoff-bound Detroit. Dec 22, 2014 Vegan Cardiologist We revisit a conversation with a cardiologist who believes a vegan diet is good for your heart. Dec 22, 2014 Kids in the Kitchen The Metropolitan Club and Breakthrough Urban Ministries team up to prep middle school kids on how to cook a holiday meal for their families. Dec 22, 2014 Science Meets Cinema We revisit a conversation with Marius Stan, an Argonne scientist, who came to have a recurring part in the hit TV series Breaking Bad. Dec 22, 2014 Shaking Up Notions of Shakespeare We revisit Chicago Tonight’s story about Chicago Public School students participation in an award-winning program at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. Dec 19, 2014 Quinn Appoints New Interim Comptroller Gov. Pat Quinn ended a week of speculation today with the appointment of his budget chief, Jerry Stermer, to replace Judy Baar Topinka as state comptroller. Dec 19, 2014 The Week in Review’s Year in Review: 12/19 Joel Weisman and his panel of journalists discuss this year’s top headlines. Dec 19, 2014 Web Extra: The Year in Review: 12/19 In this special Year In Review edition of The Week In Review, Joel Weisman's guests talk about the most interesting stories they covered in 2014. Dec 18, 2014 Weekend Events Around Town: 12/19-12/21 Burning Bluebeard, The Fireball Santa Crawl, and Cirque Dreams Holidaze; Chicago Tonight knows what’s going on this weekend. Dec 18, 2014 When “Tennessee” Came to Chicago The great playwright came unprepared for two things: rewrites and the city itself. “I can’t find the tranquility in Chicago to write.” Dec 18, 2014 Mayoral Candidate García Unveils Plan to Fight Crime Cook County Commissioner Jesús “Chuy” García is trying to gain traction in the race to unseat Rahm Emanuel for mayor of Chicago. Today, García unveiled a list of initiatives he believes will reduce the city's violence. But does his plan add up? Dec 18, 2014 Local Reaction to Obama’s Action on Cuba On Wednesday, President Barack Obama announced a stunning policy shift on Cuba. We discuss the policy changes and local reaction to the news. Dec 18, 2014 Asian Carp Control The Army Corps of Engineers moves ahead on its plan to control Asian carp and other invasive species. Dec 18, 2014 Modern Chicago with Blair Kamin Chicago Tribune's award-winning architecture critic Blair Kamin stops by to discuss Maggie Daley Park and future plans for the city. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: