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Emanuel’s Top Lawyer Discusses Lawsuit for Chicago Police Reform

Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan sues for federal oversight of Chicago police reform—with the city’s blessing. We discuss the lawsuit.

John Mahoney, Francis Guinan Talk ‘The Rembrandt’ at Steppenwolf

The veteran actors join us to discuss a new show opening Sept. 7 at Steppenwolf Theatre.

Historical Happy Hour: A Toast to Emma Goldman

Emma Goldman was an anarchist, feminist and freethinker at a time when just talking about birth control was enough to get you imprisoned.

Solar House Built in Chicago Heads to Energy Competition in Denver

Northwestern University students spent more than a year designing and building a fully solar-powered home that will soon be part of an international competition organized by the U.S. Department of Energy.

Rick Telander Pledges Brain to Concussion Research

The Chicago Sun-Times sports columnist, a former college football player, joins Carol Marin to discuss football safety, concussions and his recent decision to donate his brain to science.

Obama Library Construction Bids Must Include Minority, Local Enterprises

Construction management teams bidding for a leading role in the Obama Presidential Center must commit to specific diversity and inclusion goals, the Obama Foundation announced Thursday.

A Fresh Look at the Colossal Photography Archive at Columbia College

Curators and students at Columbia College Chicago have devised a way to get viewers to reimagine the meaning of a photograph.

Feds Sign Off on Illinois’ Education Accountability Plan

Days after state legislators approved a historic education funding reform bill, Illinois has now received a green light to begin implementing another new system to keep school districts accountable.

Aug. 30, 2017 - Full Show

Watch the Aug. 30, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Jim Durkin on School Funding Reform and Other Battles

The Illinois House Republican leader speaks with Carol Marin about the school funding compromise and other battles in Springfield.

With Education Funding Reform Comes a Squeeze for Chicago Taxpayers

Exactly how much more money can Chicago homeowners expect to pay to fund Chicago teacher pensions?

Guitar Artistry from Local Masters Fareed Haque and Goran Ivanovic

Two of Chicago’s most celebrated guitar players join us in conversation and performance.

Chicago Booth Review Explores How to Create Middle-Class Jobs

The economy is adding jobs and unemployment is low, yet nearly 15 million Americans are on the hunt for full-time work. We discuss the job market with a Chicago Booth Review editor.

‘Chicago Food Encyclopedia’ Digs into City’s Culinary Quirks

A new book examines the city’s history and culture through a culinary lens, from Chicago originals to products and companies, restaurants, trends and beyond.

The Spectacular Art World of Takashi Murakami

The MCA celebrates its 50th anniversary with an exhibition by a colorful contemporary artist.