SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Oct 18, 2025 Chicago’s Anti-Trump ‘No Kings’ Protest Fills Downtown Streets With Huge Crowd: ‘We Need to Act Now’ The gatherings are part of a mass mobilization across the U.S. and globe positioned as a denouncement of President Donald Trump and his administration’s policies. In Chicago, they come amid sustained immigration raids. Oct 18, 2025 Chicago Film Lovers Wait Hours for Three Minutes Inside the Criterion Mobile Closet The mobile film closet offered thousands of movies released by the film distributor Criterion Collection and whose catalog — with a focus on restorations, special features and physical releases — has gained a cult following among movie lovers. Oct 17, 2025 Week in Review: Johnson Proposes $617M in New Taxes; Federal Courts Rule on ICE Tactics The mayor’s budget proposal takes aim at wealthy Chicagoans and big businesses. And a federal judge slams immigration agents for apparently defying court orders. Oct 17, 2025 2 Comets and a Meteor Shower Are About To Reach Peak Viewing. Here’s What To Look for in Chicago and When A pair of newly identified comets are jointly appearing in the October sky, and it’s possible to see both — if you know where to look and when. Oct 17, 2025 Trump Asks Supreme Court to Allow Him to Immediately Deploy National Guard in Chicago The Trump administration told the Supreme Court that it wanted to deploy 300 members of the Illinois National Guard and 400 members of the Texas National Guard. Oct 17, 2025 Exhibit Highlighting Filipino American History in Chicago Celebrates Opening Reception This Weekend As part of Filipino American History Month in October, the Filipino American Historical Society of Chicago is unveiling a new exhibit, “Chicago in Quotas and Communities,” at its museum space in Mana Contemporary. Oct 17, 2025 Government Shutdown Forces Chicago’s Federal Court to Suspend Pay, Limit Some Operations Chicago’s top federal judge announced plans to halt pay and some operations as the court system continues “feeling the pain” of the ongoing government shutdown. Oct 17, 2025 ICE’s Chicago Field Director Abruptly Returns to D.C. After Federal Judge in Illinois Demands His Presence in Court Immigrations and Customs Enforcement official Russell Hott is exiting his post in Chicago and returning to Washington, a day after a federal judge in Illinois demanded he appear in court to answer questions about his agency’s continued use of tear gas in and around the city. Oct 17, 2025 Reuse-a-Palooza Is Back With More Ways to Choose Repair, Recycle and Repurpose Over Waste The semi-annual Reuse-a-Palooza at The Plant is happening Sunday, a one-stop shop for recycling, repairing and repurposing items that would otherwise go to waste. Oct 17, 2025 ‘No Kings’ Protests Scheduled Across the Chicago Area Saturday. Here’s What to Expect On Saturday, thousands of Illinois residents will take to the streets as part of the “No Kings” protests happening nationwide. Here are the details. Oct 16, 2025 Oct. 16, 2025 - Full Show Mayor Brandon Johnson’s spending plan taxes the rich and avoids layoffs. And what’s in the new budget proposal for Cook County. Oct 16, 2025 Krishnamoorthi Spends $450K Per Week on TV Ads in US Senate Race By contrast, Krishnamoorthi’s two main rivals in the Democratic primary, Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton and Rep. Robin Kelly, D-Matteson, have yet to spend a dime on television advertising. Oct 16, 2025 50 Years Later, ‘The Gales of November’ Tells the Human Story Behind the Edmund Fitzgerald “The Gales of November” takes a look back at the SS Edmund Fitzgerald nearly 50 years after its sinking. The 729-foot Great Lakes freighter sank in Lake Superior during a strong storm, killing all 29 crew members. Oct 16, 2025 Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle on 2026 Budget, Federal Funding Cuts Cook County is putting forth a $10.1 billion budget proposal for the 2026 fiscal year. The plan includes no new taxes or fees, but officials warn of tough waters in the years ahead as potential federal funding cuts threaten to hit the county’s bottom line. Oct 16, 2025 Former Military Leaders Decry National Guard Deployment in Illinois “Our founders understood that freedom cannot thrive under the shadow of military control,” retired Maj. Gen. Randy Manner said. “Civilian police accountable to local leaders and bound by civil law are the right tools for maintaining order, not troops and tanks.” Load More Thanks to our sponsors: