SORT Order Oldest First Newest First Has Video - Any - Yes No FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any - Arts & Entertainment Business Crime & Law Education Health Politics Science & Nature Sports Keyword(s) May 27, 2020 Are Appeals Court Judges Kicking the Can on Obama Center Lawsuit? After hearing oral arguments last week, appeals court judges are questioning whether a lawsuit against the construction of the Obama Presidential Center has any standing in federal court. May 26, 2020 Virtual Art Gallery Explores Why the Stay-at-Home Order Isn’t Ideal for All A new virtual art gallery is starting a conversation on why the current stay-at-home order isn’t ideal for everyone, as it explores race and social class issues. May 26, 2020 State Sen. Martwick on Spring Session, Pandemic Response When legislators returned to Springfield last week after more than two months away because of the coronavirus pandemic, Sen. Robert Martwick was not among them – at least at first. May 26, 2020 Memorial Day Weekend Violence ‘Unacceptable,’ Strategy a ‘Fail’ With 49 shot and 10 killed over Memorial Day weekend, Mayor Lori Lightfoot is ripping her new police superintendent’s strategies. “This was a fail and whatever the strategy is, it didn’t work,” Lightfoot said. May 26, 2020 Ald. Napolitano on Pandemic Response on Northwest Side Ald. Anthony Napolitano says he respects Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s responsibility to see the coronavirus pandemic from a bigger perspective when it comes to allowing businesses to reopen, but hopes she’ll act soon to loosen some restrictions. May 26, 2020 Special Session Recap: Casinos and Curbside Cocktails, No Hearings on Restore Illinois Plan Illinois legislators wrapped up a whirlwind special session that stretched to the wee hours of Sunday morning. A look at what they accomplished. May 26, 2020 Chicago Planning to Create Miles of ‘Shared Streets,’ City Data Shows The city appears poised to follow the lead of cities like New York City, Oakland and Seattle by designating miles of Chicago roadways as “shared streets for physical distancing.” May 26, 2020 Battling COVID-19: Filmmaker Spends Month in Hospital, Weeks in Rehab Documentary filmmaker Gordon Quinn was diagnosed with COVID-19 and spent a month in the hospital, where he was placed on a ventilator multiple times. He shares his story. May 26, 2020 COVID-19 Across Chicago: Edison Park The far northwest side neighborhood is home to city workers, like first responders, teachers and trades workers. We visit Edison Park to see how residents, businesses and others are coping with the pandemic. May 26, 2020 Ban on Evictions to Remain in Place After Bill to Waive Rent, Mortgage Payments Fails Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday he would extend the ban on evictions in Illinois past Friday, when the latest version of his stay-at-home order is scheduled to expire. May 26, 2020 May 26, 2020 - Full Show Watch the May 26, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” May 26, 2020 ‘We Seem To Have Come Off The Peak’: Pritzker Illinois appears to have passed the peak of the coronavirus pandemic, with the rate of confirmed cases of the coronavirus dropping significantly, Gov. J.B. Pritzker said Tuesday. May 26, 2020 Southeast Side Coalition Unveils ‘Good Neighbor’ Blueprint for Developers Southeast Side residents have created guidelines for the types of development they want to see in their neighborhoods, outlining their priorities in a blueprint for developers. May 26, 2020 Chicago to Spend $56M, Hire 600 People to Track COVID-19 Infections Contact tracing is “one of the most important weapons that we have in this fight” against the coronavirus, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Tuesday. May 26, 2020 Fishermen Cast Away from Chicago’s Lakefront Find New Spots During COVID-19 Chicago fishermen are adjusting to COVID-19 regulations keeping them off Chicago's lakefront, a popular fishing spot. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: