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Lawmakers Press Peoples Gas On High Utility Bills

Peoples Gas, the private utility company that delivers natural gas to the entire city, is in the midst of a massive infrastructure upgrade – and consumers are paying for it. 

This Chicago Company Hopes its Seated Scooter Gives it a Leg Up

As city officials plan a second round of the electric scooter pilot program, meet a company that hopes its seated scooter will make the cut.

Candidate Forum: GOP Candidates for Cook County State’s Attorney Face Off

With violent crime in Chicago of huge concern to voters, we hear from the two GOP candidates aiming to be the next Cook County state’s attorney.

Candidate Forum: 4 Democrats Jostle for Dorothy Brown’s Circuit Court Clerk Seat

In August, Dorothy Brown announced she would not seek reelection as clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County, opening up her seat to four Democratic hopefuls. They join “Chicago Tonight” for a candidate forum.

March 11, 2020 - Full Show

Watch the March 11, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.”

Prosecution Rests its Case in Cmdr. Paul Bauer Murder Trial

With the prosecution’s case concluded, the defense attorney for Shomari Legghette will begin calling witnesses Thursday morning. The case is expected to conclude by Friday.

Chicago Postpones All 3 St. Patrick’s Day Parades, River Dyeing

Major weekend events celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Chicago have been postponed due concerns over the novel coronavirus. To date, 25 people have tested positive for the virus in Illinois.

A Smashing Lookingglass Premiere Captures Complex Chemistry Between Cabrini-Green and Jane Byrne

Lookingglass Theatre’s dazzlingly performed world premiere production is a theatrical and sociological gem of a work that should catapult its writer-director, ensemble member J. Nicole Brooks, to genuine fame.

WHO Declares Virus Crisis a Pandemic, Urges World to Fight

Expressing alarm both about mounting infections and inadequate government responses, the World Health Organization declared Wednesday that the global coronavirus crisis is now a pandemic but added that it’s not too late for countries to act.

West Side United Exceeds 2019 Small Business Grant Goals

A coalition of health care institutions and professionals awarded dozens of businesses on the city’s West Side $500,000 in small business grants last year, doubling the goal it had set to achieve by 2021.

Joe Biden Has Another Big Primary Night, Wins 4 More States

Joe Biden decisively won Michigan’s Democratic presidential primary, seizing a key battleground state that helped propel Bernie Sanders’ insurgent candidacy four years ago.

Coronavirus Threat Causes Area Muslims to Cancel Pilgrimage Plans

Concerns about the coronavirus have caused many people to change their plans – even to cancel vacations. This includes some local Muslims, who were supposed to go to Saudi Arabia over spring break.

Crain’s Headlines: United Airlines Warns of Major Financial Hit

United Airlines is warning that the coronavirus shock could rival the financial fallout from 9/11.

At Awakenings Gallery in Chicago, Artwork Offers Healing

Chicago is home to an uncommon art gallery that has become an important place for exploring artistic expressions of healing. We visit Awakenings Gallery in Ravenswood.

Candidate Forum: US Rep. Dan Lipinski Faces 3 Primary Challengers

Illinois’ 3rd Congressional District has long been a Democratic stronghold, but in recent years the Democrat representing it has been under fire from his ideological left.