SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) May 6, 2019 A Day in the Life of a Cook County Burn Crew Sometimes the best thing for a forest or prairie is to burn it. We spend a day with a Cook County burn crew. May 6, 2019 Four Critically Endangered Red Wolf Pups Born at Lincoln Park Zoo The cubs’ arrival – the first litter born at the zoo since 2010 – is a bright spot for one of the world’s most endangered wolf species. May 6, 2019 Bravura Revival of ‘West Side Story’ Marks Lyric’s Finest Broadway Venture This electrifying revival demonstrates how, without straining to “modernize” or rework the 1957 Broadway musical – but by maintaining total respect for its vintage truth and beauty – its enduring power can be fully released. May 6, 2019 Health Officials Investigating 2 Cases of Legionnaires’ Disease The Illinois Department of Public Health said it was investigating two cases of Legionnaires’ disease in patients who had received treatment at the University of Chicago Medical Center. May 6, 2019 Louis Farrakhan Invited to Address Facebook Ban at St. Sabina Thursday The Rev. Michael Pfleger invited the controversial minister to speak at St. Sabina Catholic Church days after Facebook banned Louis Farrakhan and several other “dangerous individuals.” May 6, 2019 Lightfoot Plans May 20 Inauguration, City Hall Open House Lori Lightfoot will be sworn in as Chicago’s next mayor during an inauguration ceremony at the city’s Wintrust Arena. The official ceremony is to begin at 10 a.m. and include several musical performances. May 6, 2019 Another Body Found at Waukegan Factory; Death Toll Reaches 3 Search and recovery personnel found the body of another worker Sunday in the rubble of a northern Illinois silicone factory that exploded and burst into flames two days earlier, a fire official said. May 3, 2019 The Week in Review: Income Tax Overhaul Inches Forward Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s tax overhaul sails through the Senate. Heavy rains test flood-control fixes. Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot preps for a summer violence spike, and the Cubs prep for division rival St. Louis. May 3, 2019 Former YouTube Star Sentenced to 10 Years for Child Pornography Austin Jones, 26, amassed hundreds of thousands of followers on YouTube. But prosecutors say the suburban singer preyed on his underage fans, using his fame to entice them into sending him sexually explicit videos. May 3, 2019 Chicago-Area Students Join Global ‘Strike’ Over Climate Change Several hundred students ditched classes Friday for a march and rally downtown as part of the Youth Climate Strike, a global movement demanding action to address global warming. May 3, 2019 After an Agonizing Strike, the CSO is Back – and in Glorious Form At the Symphony Center, a palpable sense of relief and joy as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra marked its return to the stage after a bruising seven-week strike. May 2, 2019 New $70 Million Tunnel Keeping Water Out of Northwest Side Streets, Homes Nearly 6 inches of rain has fallen in and around Chicago since last weekend, which in years past might have caused significant flooding in some neighborhoods. But that hasn’t happened, city officials said. May 2, 2019 May 2, 2019 - Full Show Watch the May 2, 2019 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” May 2, 2019 Emanuel to Chicago: We Got Our Game Back Later this month, Mayor-elect Lori Lightfoot will move into the executive suite at City Hall. She’ll inherit a city her predecessor says is better off now than when he took office some eight years ago. May 2, 2019 Vintage Maps Offer Unique Perspective on Chicago History Maps are more convenient than ever for finding the shortest route to your dinner reservation, but what do they tell us about the history of our city and state? Load More Thanks to our sponsors: