SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Mar 9, 2017 Students Give Schurz Food Science Lab a Green Thumbs Up Visit a Northwest Side high school where a food science lab is growing the next generation of urban farmers. Mar 9, 2017 Jahmal Cole is Challenging Perceptions One Block at a Time Meet the founder of the nonprofit group My Block My Hood My City, who believes in the power of change. Mar 9, 2017 Chance the Rapper Announces 10 CPS Schools Receiving $10K Donations Days after giving $1 million to Chicago Public Schools to support arts and enrichment programming, the Chicago-born rapper named 10 individual schools that would each receive a separate gift from his nonprofit organization, SocialWorks. Mar 9, 2017 Neurologist: Manganese Exposure Limits Not Adequate Federal limits for exposure to manganese might not be adequate to protect public health, says a Washington University neurologist. Mar 9, 2017 10 Things to Do This Weekend: March 9-12 A trio of St. Patrick’s Day parades, cultural events and more usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago. Mar 8, 2017 Democrats Call Rauner’s Conspiracy Theory ‘Delusional Babble’ Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner accuses Democrats of being behind a coordinated effort to shut down state government. Mar 8, 2017 March 8, 2017 - Full Show Watch the March 8, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Mar 8, 2017 Reports: Bears to Sign QB Glennon The Chicago Bears look to rebound from their miserable 3-13 season when the free agent signing period starts Thursday. And multiple reports say the Bears are all but certain to sign a new quarterback. Mar 8, 2017 ‘Celebrating Plácido’ Highlights Accomplished Career of Opera Star When Plácido Domingo takes the stage at Lyric Opera of Chicago this week, he will be reaching new pinnacles in a career that is already astonishing for its accomplishments and longevity. Mar 8, 2017 History Comes to Life as CPS Students Meet ‘Hamilton’ The Founding Father who became the subject of one of the most popular Broadway musicals in a generation is also the subject of a history lesson in Chicago Public Schools. Mar 8, 2017 CTU Delegates to Consider 1-day Walkout A union spokesman confirmed the union’s 800-member House of Delegates will begin discussions Wednesday over a “possible May 1 action.” No strike vote has yet been scheduled. Mar 8, 2017 Family’s Journey Told in Oscar-Nominated Documentary ‘Life, Animated’ Cornelia Suskind tell us about her son Owen, the subject of a new documentary film. Mar 8, 2017 ‘Cat Wars’ Interview Stirs Up Emotions, Sparks Response Last month, ornithologist Pete Marra sat down with Chicago Tonight to discuss his book detailing outdoor cats’ impact on U.S. bird populations. It was an interview that stirred up emotions on all sides. Mar 8, 2017 Study: Waterfall Sounds Enhance Deep Sleep, Memory in Older Adults Deep sleep is vital to memory and decreases with age. Playing pink noise – described as a waterfall-like sound – in sync with a person’s brain waves was found to enhance deep sleep and sleep-dependent memory retention in older adults, according to a new Northwestern study. Mar 7, 2017 March 7, 2017 - Full Show Watch the March 7, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
