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 14, 2018 Elon Musk’s Boring Company on Track to Build O’Hare Express Train The concept sounds like it was lifted straight out of science fiction, but billionaire Tesla founder Elon Musk says he is going to make it happen. Jun 14, 2018 No Arrest in 74 Percent of Chicago Homicides, Analysis Finds Chicago has one of the worst homicide arrest rates in the nation, according to a Washington Post analysis. What the effect of that low rate is – and how it can be improved. Jun 14, 2018 Emanuel, Johnson Depositions Released in LeGrier Wrongful Death Case Mayor Rahm Emanuel said he hasn’t interfered with the investigation into the 2015 shooting death of a West Side teen and his neighbor by a Chicago police officer, according to newly released transcripts of his March deposition. Jun 14, 2018 Elizabeth Brackett, Longtime WTTW Journalist, Critically Injured in Bicycle Accident Longtime “Chicago Tonight” reporter and host Elizabeth Brackett, 76, is in critical but stable condition following a Wednesday morning bicycle accident that left her with at least one fractured vertebra in her neck. Jun 14, 2018 UChicago Drops SAT/ACT Requirements, Adds Financial Aid For More Families High schoolers looking to attend the prestigious Hyde Park university no longer need to worry about submitting ACT or SAT test scores on their undergrad applications. Jun 14, 2018 Erin’s Law Meant to Protect Students from Sexual Abuse. What Happens When It’s Not Enforced? A state law passed in 2011 requires public schools to educate students about sexual abuse prevention. But the woman behind Erin’s Law says dozens of CPS teachers have told her these lessons aren’t being taught. Jun 13, 2018 Landmark Supreme Court Decision Coming, And Illinois is Center Stage As soon as Thursday, the U.S. Supreme Court will issue an opinion on Janus v. AFSCME – a case with roots in Illinois that could have consequences nationwide. Jun 13, 2018 Bird Blood and Banding: Tracking Egrets in Cook County Once a year, scientists and veterinarians check on nesting birds at Baker’s Lake in Cook County, where they can also learn a lot about the environment – and predict possible health concerns for humans. Jun 13, 2018 June 13, 2018 - Full Show Watch the June 13, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jun 13, 2018 AMA Members Want Further Review of Policy Against Assisted Suicide Could the American Medical Association’s official position on physician-assisted suicide be changing? Jun 13, 2018 Former Madigan Operative Accused of Sexual Harassment Speaks Out Accusations of sexual harassment against Kevin Quinn started the #MeToo avalanche in House Speaker Michael Madigan’s office. Now, the former Madigan operative is making public statements for the first time since he lost his job in January. Jun 13, 2018 10 Things to Do This Weekend: June 14-17 Celebrations of pride, feats of athleticism, art fairs and global fare usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago. Jun 13, 2018 More than 50 Charged After West Side Narcotics Raids In an investigation dubbed “Operation Full Circle,” local and federal authorities say they recovered heroin, fentanyl, marijuana and more than a dozen firearms. Jun 13, 2018 EPA to Hold Open House as Part of Southeast Side Manganese Probe As part of its investigation into high levels of manganese on the Southeast Side, the EPA will hold an open house this week to talk about soil sampling and sign residents up for testing. Jun 13, 2018 3.5-Year-Old Brookfield Zoo Dolphin Dies Unexpectedly Maxine, a bottlenose dolphin at Brookfield Zoo, died June 2 after suffering an acute bacterial infection, the zoo announced Tuesday. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: