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) Mar 18, 2020 Circuit Court Clerk: Iris Martinez Wins Race to Replace Dorothy Brown Illinois State Sen. Iris Martinez has won the Democratic primary for clerk of the Cook County Circuit Court. Martinez topped the four-way race with 31.4% of the vote. Mar 18, 2020 Spring Still Has Hope: Season’s First Blooms Are Here Snowdrop, crocus, hyacinth and other early spring bloomers are cheering up the gloomy landscape. Mar 18, 2020 Neville, Reyes Remain in Tight Race for Illinois Supreme Court Seat The man who two years ago was appointed to fill the shoes of longtime Illinois Supreme Court Justice Charles Freeman is in position to keep that seat for another decade. But there are reportedly thousands of votes that remain uncounted. Mar 18, 2020 How Chicago’s Storefront Theaters Are Facing the Coronavirus Crisis Because Chicago is the storefront theater capital of this country, it’s worth looking at the situation now facing some of these small companies and how they are trying to deal with the global pandemic. Mar 18, 2020 With 3 More Victories, Biden Pulls Further Away From Sanders Joe Biden swept to victory in Florida, Illinois and Arizona on Tuesday, increasingly pulling away with a Democratic presidential primary upended by the coronavirus and building pressure on Bernie Sanders to abandon his campaign. Mar 17, 2020 Embattled State’s Attorney Kim Foxx Declares Victory in Democratic Primary In her victory speech Tuesday night, the Cook County state’s attorney said there was an effort to make the primary election about one celebrity case (without specifically calling out Jussie Smollett) but that “the voters have overwhelmingly put that fallacy to rest.” Mar 17, 2020 Illinois Congressional Races: Newman Defeats Lipinski; Oberweis, Ives Declare Victory Challenger Marie Newman has defeated long-serving U.S. Rep. Dan Lipinski, and the Republican challengers for first-term Democrats Lauren Underwood and Sean Casten are set. Where else things stand across congressional districts. Mar 17, 2020 Empty Fridge, Full House: Managing Anxieties in the Age of COVID-19 The coronavirus pandemic has altered daily life in every way, from increasing financial worries and food insecurity to simply upending routines. How can people adjust to a new normal in the face of all these new worries? Mar 17, 2020 Illinoisans Go to the Polls Despite Coronavirus Fears A day that started out with confusion and low voter turnout looks to be ending with relatively few lingering problems, and turnout numbers that approach typical primary elections. Mar 17, 2020 Chicago Public Health Commissioner Expects COVID-19 Cases to Rise As of Tuesday, 63 of the 160 people who have tested positive for the new coronavirus in Illinois are Chicago residents, according to the Chicago Department of Public Health. We get the latest from CDPH Commissioner Dr. Allison Arwady. Mar 17, 2020 Party Animals! Brookfield Zoo Carries on With St. Patrick’s Day Tradition At least one St. Patrick’s Day tradition is alive and well in these topsy-turvy times. Animals at Brookfield Zoo received special shamrock-shaped treats on Tuesday. Mar 17, 2020 Pritzker Announces 1st COVID-19 Death in Illinois, Slams Federal Government A Chicago woman in her 60s marks the first reported death in Illinois related to the COVID-19 outbreak. Gov. J.B. Pritzker announced the death Tuesday, as confirmed cases across the state grew to 160. Mar 17, 2020 March 17, 2020 - Full Show Watch the March 17, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Mar 17, 2020 Election Day: Chicago Officials Urged Gov. Pritzker to Postpone Election Exasperated Chicago election officials say they urged Gov. J.B. Pritzker to postpone Tuesday’s election, close all polling places and move to mail-in balloting, but Pritzker rejected the idea. Mar 17, 2020 5 Questions Heading into Tuesday’s Democratic Primaries Nothing is certain in the age of the coronavirus. Three states scheduled to vote after Tuesday postponed their primaries. Ohio scrapped its Tuesday vote, while Arizona, Florida and Illinois vowed to push ahead. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: