SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jan 10, 2025 Ripe With Humor, Tony-Winning Musical Comedy ‘Shucked’ Harvests Family, Community and Corny Jokes: Review Billing itself as a farm-to-fable tale, “Shucked” reminds audiences that it’s OK to have a great time at the theater. It has hilarious and surprisingly heartfelt songs to go along with the bushels of cornball humor. Jan 10, 2025 City Council to Decide Whether to Lower Chicago’s Default Speed Limit to 25 MPH Ald. Daniel La Spata (1st Ward) said he would ask his colleagues to vote Wednesday on the measure advanced by the Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Committee in October after working for months behind the scenes to marshal support. Jan 10, 2025 Monday’s Full Moon Will ‘Eclipse’ Mars for the First Big Sky Show of 2025 On Monday night, the year’s first full moon will pass in front of Mars and cause the planet to momentarily disappear from view. Jan 10, 2025 Voting Open: Here’s Where to Cast Your Ballot for a New Illinois State Flag Voters can choose from 10 designs for a new flag, the current flag, the 1918 centennial flag or 1968 sesquicentennial flag. Jan 10, 2025 Illinois Lawmakers Pass Bill Aimed at Protecting Warehouse Workers Required to Meet Quotas The bill prohibits an employer from firing someone for missing quotas because of these bathroom and meal breaks and ensures that if the employee believes they're wrongly disciplined, they have a right to sue. Jan 10, 2025 Bill Would Force Illinois Police Departments to Ban Officers From Having Sex With Prostitution Investigation Subjects Under a measure that cleared the General Assembly this week, departments would have until July 1 to put the new rule in place. It still needs a signature from Gov. J.B. Pritzker to become law. Jan 10, 2025 Illinois Lawmakers Give Small Boost to Renewable Developments, Delay Broader Reform The bill comes as several state officials warn that Illinois is falling behind on its clean energy goals. The state’s main funding mechanism for renewable energy projects also faces a potential $3 billion budget shortfall in the coming years. Jan 10, 2025 Earth Records Hottest Year Ever in 2024 With Jump So Big It Breached a Key Threshold: ‘Reaping What We’ve Sown’ It’s the first time in recorded history that the planet was above a hoped-for limit to warming for an entire year, according to measurements from four of the six teams. Scientists say if Earth stays above the threshold long-term, it will mean increased deaths, destruction, species loss and sea level rise from the extreme weather that accompanies warming. Jan 10, 2025 Biden Administration Extends Temporary Status for More Than 200,000 From El Salvador for 18 Months The decision is the Biden administration’s latest in support of Temporary Protected Status, which he has sharply expanded to cover about 1 million people. TPS faces an uncertain future under Donald Trump, who tried to sharply curtail its use during his first term as president. Jan 9, 2025 Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Bid to Delay Sentencing in His New York Hush Money Case The court’s 5-4 order clears the way for Judge Juan M. Merchan to impose a sentence Friday on President-elect Donald Trump, who was convicted in what prosecutors called an attempt to cover up a $130,000 hush money payment to porn actor Stormy Daniels. Jan 9, 2025 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, Jan. 9, 2025 - Full Show Some alderpeople push to weaken Chicago’s sanctuary city ordinance. And we explore why a Pilsen church is moving its masses online. Jan 9, 2025 Pilsen Church ‘Not Going to Be Sitting Ducks,’ Moves Spanish Services Online Amid Deportation Fears As Inauguration Day approaches, President-elect Donald Trump’s declaration to launch the “largest deportation operation in American history” is spreading fear across immigrant communities around the country. Jan 9, 2025 Illinois Lawmakers Pass Karina’s Bill, Measure That Requires Police to Take Guns After Orders of Protection Karina’s Bill seeks to protect domestic violence victims by creating uniform processes for removing guns from alleged abusers who are subject an order of protection. Jan 9, 2025 Chicago City Council to Consider Scaling Back Protections for Undocumented Immigrants as Trump Plans Mass Deportations The showdown over whether to amend the Welcoming City ordinance, set for Wednesday, will come less than a week before President-elect Donald Trump takes office. He has promised to immediately launch the “largest domestic deportation operation in American history.” Jan 9, 2025 Bird-Friendly Glass at McCormick Place is Working as Deadly Collisions Drop by 95%, Data Shows According to recently released information, bird collision deaths have dropped by as much as 95% at McCormick Place Lakeside Center after bird-friendly window film was installed on the convention center’s glass. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: