SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Feb 27, 2019 R. Kelly Insiders May Have Helped R&B Star with Sexual Abuse R. Kelly is looking at the possibility of decades in prison if convicted, but there’s no official word on whether his manager or anyone else in his inner circle might face charges. Feb 27, 2019 Chicago Will Elect a Black Woman as Its Mayor for First Time Political outsider Lori Lightfoot, who was a federal prosecutor in northern Illinois, and Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle were the top two vote-getters among 14 candidates in the race for mayor. Feb 27, 2019 Police Hoping to Identify Suspect in High School Student’s Murder Authorities on Wednesday released photos of an offender they believe was involved in the fatal shooting of Emanuel Gallegos outside a high school Monday evening in the Old Irving Park neighborhood. Feb 27, 2019 Chicago Aldermanic Races Yield Some Stunning Upsets Several incumbent aldermen were voted out of office and others are headed into a runoff. And despite scandals and investigations, some others prevailed. Feb 26, 2019 Ald. Ed Burke Re-elected Despite Federal Corruption Charge Chicago’s longest serving alderman, has been re-elected to an unprecedented 13th term despite a highly publicized federal charge of attempted extortion. Feb 26, 2019 Lightfoot vs. Preckwinkle in Chicago Mayoral Runoff Calling Tuesday’s election a referendum on the “crumbling political machine of the past,” former Chicago Police Board chair Lori Lightfoot claimed a spot in the historic mayoral runoff set for April 2. Feb 26, 2019 Discovery of Political Buttons at NEIU Offers Glimpse Into Past A recently discovered collection of old political buttons may tell us something about the voters of an earlier era. Feb 26, 2019 How, and Why, Chicago Has Nonpartisan Elections The push for nonpartisan elections began after the 1983 election of former Chicago Mayor Harold Washington. What it means for elections today. Feb 26, 2019 What to Make of This Extraordinary Chicago Election Fourteen mayoral candidates? A possible runoff? Political reporters and political scientists give us their take on this unprecedented election. Feb 26, 2019 Feb. 26, 2019 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 26, 2019 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Feb 26, 2019 Early Totals Show Older Voters Driving Election Traffic More than half the ballots cast as of 6 p.m. Tuesday came from voters who were 55 or older, according to unofficial totals from the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners. Feb 26, 2019 Illinois Police Release Audio from Aurora Warehouse Shooting Authorities have released the audio of 911 calls reporting the Feb. 15 shooting at the Henry Pratt Co. facility that resulted in five deaths. Feb 26, 2019 R. Kelly’s Affinity for McDonald’s Dates to Childhood R&B singer R. Kelly signed autographs and waved at a fan who yelled “I love you!” when he stopped at a McDonald’s in Chicago after being released from jail in his sexual abuse case. Feb 26, 2019 Chicago Voters Head to Polls to Pick Rahm Emanuel Successor Those looking to succeed retiring Mayor Rahm Emanuel include veteran politicians — a couple whose fathers also held elective office — businessmen, former prosecutors and community activists. Feb 26, 2019 Chicago Election Has Potential to Change Face of City Council With 160 candidates running for alderman, the Chicago City Council could be seeing a major makeover in May. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: