SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Aug 26, 2020 State Sen. Bill Brady on Unrest, COVID-19, Mail-In Voting and RNC As part of our special coverage of the Republican National Convention, we speak with Illinois Senate Republican Leader Bill Brady. Aug 26, 2020 Board of Education Renews SRO Contract With Chicago Police Resource officers will remain in Chicago Public Schools once in-person learning resumes after the Board of Education approved a new contract with the Chicago Police Department. Aug 26, 2020 14K Chicagoans Apply for Housing Assistance Grants: Officials Thousands of Chicagoans who lost their jobs or found their paychecks scaled back because of the coronavirus pandemic asked the city for help paying their rent or mortgages, officials said. Aug 26, 2020 What the City, Park District Are Doing to Shore Up Infrastructure Along Chicago’s Lakefront and Beyond Chicago is facing a lot of unfunded infrastructure needs in the coming years, according to officials. And it’s not just roads, bridges and streetlights that need work. The city’s lakefront is grappling with another year of high lake levels. Aug 26, 2020 2,157 New COVID-19 Cases in Illinois, 37 Additional Deaths The Illinois Department of Public Health reported 2,157 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday and another 37 virus-related deaths — including a teenage girl from Cook County. Aug 26, 2020 Push to Keep Woodlawn Residents In Their Homes Near Obama Center Advances Even though the Obama Presidential Center has yet to receive final approval from the federal government to break ground, Woodlawn’s real estate market is already bubbling, with the median sale price rising 106% from 2016 to 2020. Aug 26, 2020 2 Men Face Federal Charges In Connection With Looting During Protests in May Two Chicago men will face federal charges that they looted three Northwest Side pharmacies on May 31 during the protests triggered by the death of George Floyd. Aug 26, 2020 August 26, 2020 - Full Show Watch the Aug. 26, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Aug 26, 2020 ‘Fighting for You’: First Lady Makes Her Case for Trump Vote First lady Melania Trump offered a polished portrait of Trump’s presidency Tuesday night that was often at odds with the crises, division and unforgiving actions of his administration. Aug 25, 2020 How Race Has Had a Starring Role at Both Party Conventions We take a closer look at the role race has played in the political conventions — especially at the opening night of the Republican National Convention. Aug 25, 2020 Jeanne Ives Weighs In on Republican Convention, Illinois GOP As part of our special coverage of the Republican National Convention, we speak with Jeanne Ives, Republican candidate for Congress in Illinois’ 6th District. Aug 25, 2020 How New Delegates are Celebrating the Virtual Republican National Convention Many Republican delegates will be watching the convention from their couches this week, missing the usual excitement of an in-person event. We check in with two first-time delegates for their impressions so far. Aug 25, 2020 Lawyer: Blake Not Likely to Walk Again After He Was Shot By Police Jacob Blake, the Black man shot multiple times by police in Wisconsin, is paralyzed, and it would “take a miracle” for him to walk again, his family’s attorney said Tuesday. Aug 25, 2020 Republican Convention Takeaways: All Trump, All The Time President Donald Trump aggressively asserted control over the Republican National Convention on Monday, overshadowing the prime-time speakers, as he made clear he wants voters to focus on him. Aug 25, 2020 Aldermen Advance Measure to Toughen Chicago’s Home-Sharing Regulations The measure includes a ban on short-term rentals that last only one night in an effort to block huge parties that have become a regular nuisance in some neighborhoods. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: