SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Sep 16, 2022 10 Things to Do This Weekend: Sept. 15-18 Alternative music, jazz music, taco festivals, block parties and more fun surprises usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago. Sep 15, 2022 Sept. 15, 2022 - Full Show Dozens of migrants are temporarily sheltering in Burr Ridge after being bused to Chicago from Texas. We have a live report. Plus, the impact of the R. Kelly verdict and how a smaller Chicago City Council might work. Sep 15, 2022 ‘Chicago Tonight’ in Your Neighborhood: Migrants Arrive at Burr Ridge Hotel Burr Ridge Mayor Gary Grasso has criticized Chicago and Illinois officials for not informing the village of the migrants’ arrival ahead of time, and said that at this point, his office is actively working with businesses and the school district to assist the families staying at the hotel. Sep 15, 2022 As Chicago City Council Exodus Continues, Is Now the Time to Examine Its Size? Chicago City Council has 50 alderpeople, representing around 54,000 people each. That’s compared to 51 council members in New York City, each representing 173,000 people. Los Angeles has 15 council members with each member representing about 257,000 people. Sep 15, 2022 As Indiana’s Abortion Ban Takes Effect, Already Overwhelmed Illinois Clinics, Groups Brace for Onslaught The near-total ban on abortion that took effect Thursday in Indiana will force more people to travel to already-overwhelmed Illinois clinics for reproductive health care and seek help from groups that have already reached their capacity, reproductive health care advocates told WTTW News. Sep 15, 2022 For Many, Split R. Kelly Verdict Is Long-Awaited But ‘Bittersweet’ Moment For survivors of sexual assault and their advocates, it has been a long road as a federal jury yesterday convicted singer R. Kelly of six counts of producing child pornography and enticing girls for sex. The conviction comes more than two decades after the crimes took place. Sep 15, 2022 Hellenic Museum Reopens with Photographs by a Greek Prince The first show back for one of the last museums in Chicago to reopen following the COVID-19 shutdown has a royal pedigree. Sep 15, 2022 Where Do Birds Go? Audubon’s New ‘Explorer’ Tool Provides Clearest Picture Yet of Species’ Epic Journeys Audubon's new digital platform, Explorer, brings together puzzle pieces from different elements of migratory science and provides the clearest picture yet of species' epic journeys. Sep 15, 2022 Democrats Punt Same-Sex Marriage Protection Vote Until After Election The decision adds to the uncertainty facing the legislation, as it gives interest groups and other lawmakers opposing the bill more time to rally Republicans against it. But supporters hope that by pushing the vote back, they will relieve election-year pressure from some conservative voters and persuade more Republicans to support the legislation. Sep 15, 2022 Biden: Tentative Railway Labor Deal Reached, Averting Strike Railroads and union representatives had been in negotiations for 20 hours at the Labor Department on Wednesday to hammer out a deal, as there was a risk of a strike starting on Friday that could have shut down rail lines across the country. Sep 14, 2022 Sept. 14, 2022 - Full Show R. Kelly convicted in Chicago child porn trial. What’s true and what’s false about the Illinois SAFE-T Act, now a huge issue in the campaign. New rules for festivals in Chicago parks and Spotlight Politics. Sep 14, 2022 Some Area Commuter Trains Already Canceling Service as National Rail Strike Looms The countdown is on for railroad companies and unions to reach a deal. If one isn’t reached by late Thursday night, workers could strike. That would have a big impact, most immediately for commuters. Sep 14, 2022 Union Backers Blast Starbucks Labor Practices During Capitol Hill Hearing House lawmakers heard testimony Wednesday on barriers workers say they face to organizing, and what pro-business groups and Republicans in Congress call Democratic overreach. Sep 14, 2022 Illinois SAFE-T Act Becomes Campaign Issue. What Does It Actually Do? The Safety, Accountability, Fairness, and Equity Today Act — better known as the SAFE-T Act — was signed into law by Governor J.B. Pritzker in 2021. It has now become a campaign talking point. Sep 14, 2022 R. Kelly Guilty on Child Pornography Charges, Acquitted on Some Other Counts During the monthlong trial, jurors heard from R. Kelly’s goddaughter “Jane” and three other accusers — each of whom testified using a pseudonym — who described being sexually abused at the hands of the singer while they were underage. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: