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 29, 2019 BBB Warns of Cold-Weather Scams as Temperatures Plummet As extreme cold sets in, be on the lookout for scams involving driveway shoveling, furnace inspections and utility bills, the Better Business Bureau says. Jan 29, 2019 CSO’s 2019-20 Season Celebrates Beethoven’s 250th Birthday A wide array of concerts designed “to explore (Ludwig van Beethoven’s) individuality, power and genius” highlight the Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s 2019-2020 season. Jan 29, 2019 State Education Superintendent Tony Smith Leaving Office Tony Smith announced Tuesday that his contract will not be renewed after it ends on Jan. 31, bringing to a close his nearly four-year term as Illinois’ schools chief. Jan 29, 2019 Police: ‘Empire’ Star Attacked in Possible Racist, Homophobic Hate Crime Chicago police are asking for help in identifying two offenders who allegedly attacked a star of the TV series “Empire” in what investigators believe may have been a “racially-charged assault.” Jan 29, 2019 Cook County Courthouses to Close Wednesday and Thursday Due to Cold Bail hearings and some pretrial hearings will continue, but all other court operations will be postponed for part of the week in anticipation of a near-record cold snap. Jan 29, 2019 Illinois Braces for Brutal Cold, Schools and Courts Closing Chicago Public Schools announced that Wednesday’s classes have been canceled. The University of Chicago, DePaul and Northwestern Universities will close their campuses from Tuesday until Thursday morning. Jan 28, 2019 Jan. 28, 2019 - Full Show Watch the Jan. 28, 2019 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jan 28, 2019 Chicago Mayor’s Race: Mendoza, Preckwinkle Spar Over Ethics Susana Mendoza, one of 14 candidates running for Chicago mayor, releases her ethics plan as early voting is set to begin Tuesday. Jan 28, 2019 Gillette’s ‘We Believe’ Ad Sparks Controversy, Dialogue What does a new ad campaign say about masculinity in the #MeToo era? We explore reactions both positive and negative to Gillette’s “We Believe” commercial. Jan 28, 2019 Snowstorm Likely a Prelude to More Dangerous Weather How Chicagoans handled a snowy start to the week – and how the city is preparing for worsening conditions. Jan 28, 2019 Chicago Zoos to Close in Anticipation of Extreme Cold Brookfield Zoo and Lincoln Park Zoo plan to close for parts of the week as record-breaking lows are expected to move into the area. Jan 28, 2019 It’s Tax-Filing Season. What You Need to Know About This Year’s Forms Monday marks the start of income tax filing season. Learn about what’s different this year in the wake of new tax laws. Jan 28, 2019 Report: In Building Data Centers, Chicago Outpaced by Other Markets A new report suggests Illinois could do more to attract data centers. What are they – and how are they important to the local economy? Jan 28, 2019 Chicago Adopts Stricter Rules for Manganese, Other Pollutants Chicago facilities that process potentially harmful industrial materials must now take further steps to ensure they aren’t polluting surrounding neighborhoods. Jan 28, 2019 New Nonprofit Gives Old Furniture – and People – Second Chances Meet the founders of the Chicago Furniture Bank, which offers people in need an apartment’s worth of gently used furniture, including beds for each family member, for just $50. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
