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Marketing Justice: ‘Law-Mart’ Examines For-Profit Law Schools

A new book questions whether for-profit law schools benefit students, or just investors. A discussion with author Riaz Tejani.

Controversial Photo Prompts Demand for Water Department Hearings

A Chicago alderman demands hearings into the city’s Water Department after a photo surfaced of a noose hanging in a department truck. 

In Woodlawn, a Ground-Up Approach to a Healthier, Safer Community

A group of residents is getting back to its roots—literally—by partnering with the Morton Arboretum to harness the positive impact of trees on everything from the crime rate to the business community.

Attorneys: IDOC Inmate Psychiatric Care in ‘State of Emergency’

Thousands of Illinois inmates are asking a federal judge to take action and help resolve a “human rights disaster” they say is taking place inside state prisons.

Rare Herons Thriving But Keep Falling Out of Their Nests, Zoo Says

The black-crowned night heron is one of the rarest birds in Illinois. Lincoln Park Zoo now hosts a colony of more than 600 herons, but things have getting a bit crowded. 

Why Sexual Harassment and Assault Happen, And How to Stop Them

As accusations mount against Hollywood film executive Harvey Weinstein, a look at sexual harassment and assault.

Cook County Soda Tax Repealed

Come December, Cook County shoppers and diners will no longer have to pay a much-reviled tax on sugary drinks after the county board voted Wednesday to repeal it.

Ask Geoffrey: Neptune’s Follies Make a Splash at Century of Progress

Geoffrey Baer takes a peek at a 1930s burlesque-style show and remembers the Chicago Daily News sporting events of yesteryear.

10 Things to Do This Weekend: Oct. 12-15

Dazzling interiors, new movies, German lagers, Chicago blues and political satire usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.

Cook County Commissioners Sour on Sugary Drinks Tax

It’s been just over two months since Cook County began charging a penny-an-ounce tax on sugary drinks. But it may not last much longer.

Cubs vs. Nationals Game 4 Postponed Until Wednesday

Fans had just enough time for a couple beers and hot dogs before Game 4 was postponed. “I think it’s terrible,” said one fan Tuesday afternoon.

Report: Illinois Bill Backlog Keeps Growing

Though the state of Illinois finally got a budget this summer, it still has billions of dollars in unpaid bills, and the amount keeps changing.

Oct. 10, 2017 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 10, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Northwestern Professor Asks, ‘What Makes Our Internal Clocks Tick?’

Whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, your sleep is regulated by your circadian rhythm. A sleep expert helps unravel the mystery of our internal clock.

Race for Illinois Attorney General Gets More Crowded

Former IPRA and COPA chief Sharon Fairley officially tosses her hat into the race for attorney general. The latest on who she could face.