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Doctor’s Memoir ‘This Narrow Space’ Details Care in Complicated City

What it’s like to practice medicine in Jerusalem, one of the most religiously and politically complicated cities on Earth. A discussion with Dr. Elisha Waldman about his new memoir.

Ask Geoffrey: How Now, Chicago Cows?

Some 20 years after they stampeded along Michigan Avenue, Chicagoans are still moo-ved by the memory of Cows on Parade. Geoffrey Baer revisits the 1999 art project.

Van Dyke Case: Judge Planning for Summer Trial

It’s been more than two years since Jason Van Dyke pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the death of Laquan McDonald. The judge in the case now says he wants the trial to get moving in the coming months.

March 27, 2018 - Full Show

Watch the March 27, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Loyola Ramblers Relaxed Before Final Four Journey

Loyola suits up for its final practice before heading to San Antonio for a Final Four date with Michigan.

Should College Athletes Be Paid? A Chicago Economist Weighs In

As the Loyola Ramblers go to the Final Four, the question of paying college athletes resurfaces.

Globe-Trotting Local Curator to Lead Next Chicago Architecture Biennial

Chicago as the global center for the future of architecture. Meet Yesomi Umolu, the new artistic leader of the next Chicago Architecture Biennial.

Chicago Punk Rock Musicians with Unexpected Day Jobs

The story of one local punk band whose members’ lives have gone in some surprising directions.  

‘The People vs. Democracy’ and the Battle for Our Political Future

Why President Donald Trump’s election wasn’t an outlier, but part of a worldwide surge in populism. A discussion with author and scholar Yascha Mounk.

Apple Brings New iPad, Education Software to Lane Tech Event

Apple CEO Tim Cook had nothing but praise for the city of Chicago and Chicago Public Schools during one of the company’s signature product reveals Tuesday morning in Roscoe Village.

ADA Opioid Guidelines Support Mandate for Prescription Limits

The American Dental Association announces a new policy on opioid prescriptions and education for dentists who prescribe the painkillers and other controlled substances.

Justice John Paul Stevens Calls for Repeal of Second Amendment

The retired U.S. Supreme Court justice and Chicago native called for the Second Amendment to be repealed in a New York Times op-ed just days after the March For Our Lives rally in Washington. 

How Some News Outlets Let Readers ‘Take Action’ With a Click

A shift in how news outlets can help you “take action” on the stories they report.

2 Chicago Dance Companies Feature Bravura Performers in Divergent Styles

The work of two of Chicago’s most enduring but dramatically different contemporary dance companies – Hubbard Street Dance Chicago and Giordano Dance Chicago – was on elaborate display this past weekend. 

March 26, 2018 - Full Show

Watch the March 26, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."