SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Feb 28, 2024 Michigan Presidential Primary Takeaways: Warning Signs for Trump and Biden Joe Biden and Donald Trump easily won their party’s primaries in Michigan, but Tuesday’s results showed that both candidates have cause for concern in their bid to win the swing state in November. Feb 28, 2024 Biden Administration Works to Highlight How Federal Money is Being Used to Boost Public Safety Efforts in Chicago, Other Cities Biden is expected to speak Wednesday afternoon about how his American Rescue plan has helped Detroit pay for bonuses and hire 200 additional officers, Milwaukee fund gun crime investigations and Chicago better focus on community violence intervention efforts. Feb 27, 2024 Feb. 27, 2024 - Full Show The embattled CTA president hits back at critics. Pritzker voices his reservations about state funding for new stadiums. And Chicago taxpayers spent at least $74 million on police misconduct last year. Feb 27, 2024 CTA President Pledges to Restore Service to Pre-Pandemic Levels, Faces Frustration at City Council Hearing CTA President Dorval Carter said the transit agency plans to restore reduced bus and train service to pre-pandemic levels this year, including a 44% boost to bus service, with the process beginning in the coming weeks. Feb 27, 2024 Are Publicly Funded Stadiums a Good Investment? State Lawmakers Weigh in on Chicago Teams’ Plans You’ve probably been hearing about the Chicago Bears and White Sox stadium goals. They’re not the only ones making a pitch for publicly financed stadiums. Feb 27, 2024 Pritzker Announces 10 Cultural Districts in Chicago, Champaign and Springfield These cultural districts include ethnic enclaves in Chicago and historically Black neighborhoods in Champaign and Springfield. Feb 27, 2024 Tornado Watch Issued for Chicago Region Through Late Tuesday Night The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for the Chicago region, much of northern Illinois and parts of northeast Indiana, through 10 p.m. Tuesday. Feb 27, 2024 ‘Absolute Carnage’: Opening Statements, Testimony Begin in Murder Trial of Officer Ella French’s Alleged Killer A sea of Chicago police officers and officials filled Judge Ursula Walowski’s fifth-floor courtroom as opening statements got underway at the Leighton Criminal Court Building Tuesday, more than two and a half years after Officer Ella French was killed. Feb 27, 2024 Macy’s Announces Plans to Close 150 Stores, Including 50 by End of 2024 The company is closing 150 underperforming stores — 50 by the end of 2024 and the other 100 over the next few years. By 2026, it will have just 350 Macy’s stores, the company announced. Feb 27, 2024 Why Does the Government Think a Merger Between Owners of Jewel and Mariano’s Would Be Bad for Grocery Shoppers? On Monday, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission filed an administrative complaint against Kroger’s $24.6 billion deal to acquire Albertsons and a federal lawsuit that asks a judge to block the merger for now. Feb 27, 2024 Invasive Dupes, Part 2: Crayfish vs. Crayfish — Seeing Double In honor of National Invasive Species Awareness Week, we’re posting daily “dupes” — invasives that can easily be confused with native species. Today we’re tackling crayfish. Feb 26, 2024 Federal Food Assistance Program for Mothers, Children Faces $1B Shortfall. Here’s How That Could Impact Services in Illinois The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children, also known as WIC, is facing a $1 billion budget shortfall, and Congress has until March to secure funding. Illinois would need about $24 million in additional funding for the 2024 fiscal year to serve its eligible population. Feb 26, 2024 Feb. 26, 2024 - Full Show A ballot measure aimed at addressing homelessness is thrown into question. Possible budget cuts for a federal food assistance program. And debating school resource officers. Feb 26, 2024 Community Advocates on School Safety After CPS Moves Away From Resource Officers In a unanimous vote last Thursday, they decided to eliminate uniformed police officers from the 39 public high schools that still have them. Feb 26, 2024 Pritzker Says He’s ‘Reluctant’ to Use Taxpayer Money to Help Build a New White Sox Stadium Gov. J.B. Pritzker said he’s “reluctant” to use taxpayer funds to help the White Sox move from Bridgeport to the South Loop. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: