SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & Nature Keyword(s) Feb 1, 2021 Fight The Man: What GameStop’s Surge Says About Online Mobs It’s a fable for our times: Small-time investors band together to take down greedy Wall Street hedge funds using the stock of a troubled video-game store. But the revolt of online stock-traders suggests much more. Feb 1, 2021 Rediscovered Interviews from WTTW Show ‘Our People’ Still Resonate, 50 Years Later From 1968 to 1972, WTTW aired a groundbreaking weekly show hosted by the late Jim Tilmon. Until recently, we thought all but a couple of episodes had been lost. Chicago author, photographer and architecture critic Lee Bey helps us blow the dust off five of the interviews we recently rediscovered. Feb 1, 2021 COVID-19 Has Devastated the Hospitality Industry, Leaving Many Without Jobs Before the pandemic, 14.6% of all Latina workers in the U.S. worked in the hospitality sector, according to the Economic Policy Institute. Two such workers who lost their jobs during the health crisis share their experiences. Feb 1, 2021 Congo Square Theatre Talks About Sharing Black Stories, Virtually When the pandemic hit, theaters across the country were faced with the harsh reality that they were among the first to close their doors — and would be among the last to reopen. How one Chicago theater company has taken its stage online. Feb 1, 2021 Chicago Police: Homicides, Carjackings Surge Through First Month of 2021 According to Chicago Police Department data, the 51 homicides recorded in January mark the most in that month since 2017. There were also 218 vehicular hijackings reported last month, compared to 77 in January 2020, according to CPD data — an increase of 183%. Feb 1, 2021 CPS Won’t Lock Out AWOL Teachers in Hopes of Reaching Deal, Preventing Strike Chicago teachers who did not show up for in-person work Monday will not be locked out of their Google education suites in a “gesture of good faith” from city leaders hoping to reach a deal over a safe school reopening plan and avoid a potential strike. Feb 1, 2021 Crain’s Headlines: A New Gig for Theo Epstein The former president of baseball operations for the Chicago Cubs has got himself another gig. Crain’s Chicago Business editor Ann Dwyer has details on that story and more business news. Feb 1, 2021 New CSOtv Episodes an Ideal Tonic for Locked-Down World The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s CSOtv Sessions series is, without question, the finest virtual music treasure created in response to the COVID-19 plague year. Those who have yet to revel in its delights are encouraged to catch its two newest entries: Episodes #11 and #12. Feb 1, 2021 Report: Many US Nursing Home Staff Decline First COVID-19 Shots A little more than a third of nursing home workers have been getting COVID-19 vaccines when the shots are first offered, U.S. health officials said Monday. Feb 1, 2021 February 1, 2021 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 1, 2021 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Feb 1, 2021 Tiger in Chicago-Area Zoo Undergoes Second Hip Surgery An Amur tiger that underwent hip-replacement surgery only to dislodge the orthopedic implant within hours has been operated on again, officials at a suburban Chicago zoo said Monday. Feb 1, 2021 Lakefront Trail Now Continues Over Chicago River; Full Navy Pier Flyover on Track for April Completion After years of work, pedestrians and cyclists can now stay on the lakefront trail as it crosses the Chicago River – though the full Navy Pier flyover isn’t finished just yet. Feb 1, 2021 CBO Projects 4.6% Growth in Biden’s First Year, Jobs Lag The CBO projected that an average of 521,000 jobs will be added monthly this year, a pace that would fall to 145,000 in 2022. Feb 1, 2021 Anjanette Young’s Lawyer Won’t Be Punished For Releasing Video of Botched Raid A federal judge ruled that disciplinary action against attorney Keenan Saulter was unnecessary because the Chicago lawyer acknowledged he violated the court order — but had a “good faith basis” to believe that the video was being improperly withheld from the public by city officials. Feb 1, 2021 Chicago Digs Out From Foot of Snow, Next Comes the Sub-Zero Arctic Blast Parts of the Chicago area notched more than a foot of snow over the weekend. It won’t have much chance to melt, with a blast of arctic air heading our way toward the end of the week. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: