SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Nov 26, 2025 Illinois Supreme Court to Decide Whether Serious CPD Discipline Hearings Must Take Place in Public The decision by the state’s highest court keeps the system Chicago officials used for 60 years to hold officers accused of the most egregious misconduct in a deep freeze. Oral arguments will take place in 2026. Nov 26, 2025 Chicago-Area Live Music Recommendations for Nov. 26-Dec. 2 Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop and more. Nov 26, 2025 Cook County Chief Judge Launches Review After Man on Pretrial Release Charged in CTA Arson Attack Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans said his office is “reviewing all actions” after a Chicago man who had been out on pretrial release allegedly doused a woman in gasoline and lit her on fire on board a CTA Blue Line train this month. Nov 25, 2025 Chicago Park District Budget Proposal Aims to Tackle New Projects, Address Homeless Encampments A long-awaited new fieldhouse, the transformation of a toxic waste site into a lakefront park and plans to address homelessness are all on the list of priorities for the Chicago Park District. Nov 25, 2025 Nov. 25, 2025 - Full Show Cook County residents will get another shot to file property tax appeals. A clean slate and a new beginning — we explain. And the Chicago Park District unveils its budget proposal. Nov 25, 2025 Cook County Board of Review to Reopen 2025 Property Tax Appeals Window The Cook County Board of Review, the office tasked with settling appeals, announced that everyone who lives in a Cook County township that’s already closed its 2025 property tax appeal window will have another shot to file. Nov 25, 2025 Family of Blue Line Burn Victim Launches Fundraiser to Aid in Her Recovery The family of a woman who was set on fire on board a CTA Blue Line train last week has launched an online fundraiser to aid in her medical bills as she recovers from the severe burns she sustained. Nov 25, 2025 Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Leaves Hospital After Treatment for Neurological Disorder The 84-year-old civil rights leader was discharged Monday from Northwestern Memorial Hospital, his son and family spokesperson Yusef Jackson said. Nov 25, 2025 Slender Man Attacker Won't Fight Extradition to Wisconsin After Fleeing Group Home The Wisconsin woman who won release from a mental institution after almost killing her sixth grade classmate in the name of horror villain Slender Man only to flee the state weeks later won’t fight extradition from Illinois. Nov 25, 2025 CSI: Moss Edition. Field Museum Researchers Say This Basic Plant Is a Valuable but Underused Forensic Tool Detectives are using all kinds of gizmos and gadgets to solve crimes these days, but they're overlooking the lowest of low-tech clues: moss. A Field Museum researcher wants to change that. Nov 25, 2025 For Some People With Criminal Records, Illinois’ Clean Slate Act Could Offer a New Beginning More than 2 million people in Illinois are eligible to have their records sealed but haven’t acted on what is currently a cumbersome, lengthy process. Nov 25, 2025 Thanksgiving Travelers Expected to Pass Through O’Hare, Hit the Road in Record Numbers This Year O’Hare is likely to see its busiest Thanksgiving travel week in the airport’s 70-year history, according to the city’s aviation department. In Illinois, more than 4.1 million residents are expected to travel during the Thanksgiving holiday period, setting a new record for Thanksgiving travel in the state, according to AAA. Nov 25, 2025 New Owner to Open Mississippi Barn Where Emmett Till Was Killed as a Memorial Site The Emmett Till Interpretive Center disclosed late Sunday that it had purchased the barn located in a rural area outside the city of Drew, aided by a $1.5 million donation from television producer and writer Shonda Rhimes. Nov 24, 2025 Nov. 24, 2025 - Full Show What exactly is a consent decree and how does it work? Plus, what the push for police reform looks like at the neighborhood level. Nov 24, 2025 Police Oversight Board’s New Leader on Welcoming City Ordinance, CPD Traffic Stop Policy Remel Terry is now president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability. Terry has been a member of the commission, better known as the CCPSA, since it was launched in 2022. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: