He photographed the city and its people. We remember Lee Balterman, who took remarkable Chicago pictures for more than half a century.

Tuesday night marked the end of an undoubtedly contentious primary season in Illinois. Learn more about how it all went down.

Illinois voters are weighing in on presidential nominees in the Republican primary, and congressional and legislative races. Elizabeth Brackett reports.

A new book examines Chicago's status as a global city.

It's a big expansion for Roosevelt University, as a 21st century vertical campus opens in the Loop.

Republican presidential candidates crisscross the state looking for votes. Our Elizabeth Brackett followed Rick Santorum to downstate Dixon, Illinois. Elizabeth and Carol Marin take a look at Tuesday's primary.

What's the word on the wonderful weather? We hear from a meteorologist at the National Weather Service.

A rare musical treat at Chicago's Lake View High School. Two classical music superstars pay students a visit and offer up some of their world-class artistry. We tell you why.

The Anderson family from Oak Park began an experiment in 2009: trying to buy things only from African American-owned businesses. How difficult was it for the family to buy black for an entire year? Maggie Anderson is here to tell us.

Does an Avondale mural combine Polish patriotic and hip-hop elements?

A former All-American wrestler turned suburban wrestling coach must tell his students that he now faces his toughest match.

Joel Weisman and his panel of journalists discuss the week's top headlines.

Need some ideas for what to do this weekend? Chicago Tonight knows what’s going on!

Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagovich takes the long and winding road to prison in Littleton, Colorado. We talk with Scott Fawell about what life may be like behind bars.

The winning redesign team of the Navy Pier contest was chosen, but not necessarily the design itself.  We find out why.