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Singer Paul Marinaro ‘Blessed’ to be Performing in Chicago

One of Chicago’s hottest singers is on the comeback trail following a severe health scare. We catch up with Paul Marinaro at the Green Mill.

Long Shot Libertarian Candidate for Governor Short on Cash

U.S. Navy veteran Grayson “Kash” Jackson may be one candidate for governor that few people have heard of. He tells us about his plans to fix the state.

Nine Mexican Wolves Leaving Brookfield Zoo for New Homes

They are one of the most successful packs within the nationwide Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, but nine of the 10 wolves will leave Chicago for new homes as part of a plan to help save the endangered species.

Chicago Police Sergeant Implicated in Beating of 2 Men Outside Bar

An off-duty sergeant and suburban officer allegedly beat two men in an unprovoked attack outside a gay bar in September. But weeks after they were identified, no criminal charges have been filed.

The Choice for Governor: A WTTW News Special

Exclusive, in-depth profiles of the two primary contenders for Illinois governor in 2018: Democratic nominee and Republican incumbent, Gov. Bruce Rauner.

Emanuel Opposes Tax on High-End Real Estate to Address Homelessness, Lead

The mayor said he understands the seriousness of homelessness and the city’s lead pipes, but he doesn’t think homeowners should be treated “as an ATM machine.”

UK Village Resents Being Used in US Midterm Election Post

A recent post on Facebook by Republican candidate Nick Stella used an out-of-date photo of a rundown neighborhood in a small coastal village in eastern England. 

Drunk Baggage Handler Falls Asleep in Hold, Flies to Chicago

Police say a baggage handler told them he was drunk when he fell asleep in a cargo hold and flew from Kansas City to Chicago.

Oct. 31, 2018 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 31, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.”

Obama Center Gets Unanimous City Council Approval to Land in Chicago

Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday thanked Chicago aldermen for their approval of a 99-year land agreement to allow his presidential center to make its home in Jackson Park. But other hurdles remain.

Local Museums Embrace Rich History of Design in Chicago

A look at Chicago’s historical influence on an enduring design style. Plus, overlooked graphic art made by African-American designers.

Michael Beschloss Sheds Light on ‘Presidents of War’ in New Book

Presidential historian Michael Beschloss on how U.S. presidents have increasingly usurped the power to go to war.

New System Designates School Performance on Annual Illinois Report Card

Under a new component of the annual Illinois Report Card, 20 percent of schools are eligible for additional federal funding to make improvements.

Fall Colors Are on Full Display at Chicago Botanic Garden

Sunny days and cool nights have helped produce a vivid display of fall colors this season. At the Chicago Botanic Garden, thousands of trees are at their peak.

10 Things to Do This Weekend: Nov. 1-4

Monster trucks, improv comedy, global artists and Greek eats usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago.