This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, the Blizzard of 2011 takes Chicago by storm, absolutely paralyzing the city.

Perhaps you're wondering when the city will clear your street. We take a look at how the city's removing snow on the side streets.

Elizabeth Brackett has the latest on the city's continuing efforts to clean up the mess left behind by the Blizzard of 2011.

Where did all these cars go overnight? We show you how the great Lake Shore Drive "car rescue" effort is working.

From the inside of a car on Lake Shore Drive, to a nearly naked romp in the snow; we look at YouTube to see how people across the region

Northwestern University is launching the Knight News Innovation Laboratory here.

The second part in our series about a historic Chicago snowstorm, featuring harrowing tales of some expectant mothers and the troubling side of the decades-old blizzard.

We share thoughts and comments from our Chicago Tonight viewers.

The blizzard's whiteout conditions are slamming Chicago commuters.

As the massive snowstorm hits Chicago, the city says it is prepared. Elizabeth Brackett has the latest storm details.

It may be the most contentious moment so far of the Chicago mayoral campaign, and now one candidate has apologized to another.

Will the city shut down because of the snow? Ash-har Quraishi has the latest on weather-related cancellations and closings.

Find out how the blizzard is going to impact Chicago companies when Kris Kridel, of WBBM Newsradio 780, joins us to look at the week in b

We meet a Chicago artist who helps people transform their old tattoos and scars, and sometimes even their lives. Jay Shefsky reports.

The massive 2011 snowstorm has sparked comparisons to what many remember as the greatest storm of all: the famed blizzard of 1967. A few years ago, the late John Callaway brought us this remembrance of that historic event.