SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jun 26, 2018 Report Examines Lead in Water at Chicago Child Care Facilities Water testing at a Chicago day care center showed at least one sample 16 times higher than the lead level allowed in bottled water, according to a new report from an environmental watchdog group. Jun 26, 2018 Chicago Poet Patricia Frazier Named National Youth Poet Laureate The 19-year-old writes poetry with a message of empowerment, social activism and remembrance. Meet Patricia Frazier. Jun 26, 2018 Chicago-Style Magic Reappears in Andersonville Chicago has a style of magic? It does. We check out a North Side lounge that aims to recreate the spirit of Chicago-style close-up magic. Jun 26, 2018 CPS Pulls 2 Principals From Schools After Sexual Abuse Investigation The announcement comes as CPS continues to deal with blowback from a Chicago Tribune series that detailed how the district repeatedly failed to protect students from sexual abuse and misconduct. Jun 25, 2018 June 25, 2018 - Full Show Watch the June 25, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jun 25, 2018 A Look at the Biggest US Supreme Court Decisions as Term Nears End The Supreme Court’s term officially ended Monday without rulings on a trio of hot-button issues. Those are expected by the end of the week. Jun 25, 2018 Ivan Albright, ‘Master of the Macabre,’ in the ‘Flesh’ at Art Institute By all accounts, Ivan Albright was a lighthearted fellow – but in the mid-20th century, the Chicago artist painted some very dark pictures. Jun 25, 2018 Illinois Governor’s Race Widens Primary voters decided the Republican and Democratic candidates for governor in March, but chances are voters will have other options in the general election. Jun 25, 2018 Starting July 1, Chicago Hotels Will Need to Have Panic Buttons Chicago will become the second city in the country requiring hotels to implement panic buttons. Jun 25, 2018 When Does Taking a Moral Stand Cross the Line Into Incivility? White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders touched off a fiery public debate this weekend after tweeting that a Virginia restaurant refused to serve her because she works for the president. Jun 25, 2018 CSO and Chorus Capture Beauty in Music of Death, Transcendence Just as many Italian Renaissance paintings of the crucifixion possess a breathtaking beauty that defies the brutality of the event, this music continually captures a vivid sense of transcendence. Jun 25, 2018 New Urban Gateways Program Connects Teens to Arts A new program for teenagers lets them explore the arts in Chicago for just $5. Learn more about the Teen Arts Pass. Jun 25, 2018 Alice the Corpse Flower on ‘Bloom Watch’ at Chicago Botanic Garden Nearly three years after becoming the first corpse flower to bloom at the Chicago Botanic Garden, Alice the Amorphophallus is on the verge of blooming again. Jun 25, 2018 US Supreme Court Won’t Hear Dassey Appeal in ‘Making a Murderer’ Case Attorneys for Brendan Dassey say he was coerced as a teen into a murder confession. But with the high court's decision, he will remain in prison serving a life sentence. Jun 22, 2018 CTU President Karen Lewis to Retire The powerful head of the Chicago Teachers Union cited her ongoing battle with brain cancer as the reason for stepping down, according to a statement to the Chicago Tribune. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
