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CTU Kicks Off Contract Bargaining With List of Demands for Mayor

More than two years removed from a midnight deal to avert what would have been the second strike in four years, members of the Chicago Teachers Union are heading back to the bargaining table.

Report: Americans More Likely to Die of Opioid Overdose Than Car Crash

The odds of dying from an opioid overdose are one in 96, while the odds of dying from a motor vehicle crash are one in 103, according to a new analysis by the National Safety Council.

Prosecutors Seek More Time to Indict Ald. Ed Burke

The request was filed hours after Ald. Burke waived his right Monday to a preliminary hearing to determine whether there was probable cause for the criminal complaint against him filed Jan. 3.

Jan. 14, 2019 - Full Show

Watch the Jan. 14, 2019 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.”

Mayor Rahm Emanuel Unveils Ethics Reform Plan

In the wake of an attempted extortion charge against longtime Ald. Ed Burke, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has unveiled a number of ethics reforms. Ald. Nick Sposato weighs in.

One-on-One With New Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker

On the eve of his inauguration as Illinois’ 43rd governor, J.B. Pritzker sits down for an interview with Amanda Vinicky and talks about his plans for the state.

An In-Depth Look at the Life of Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker

From a childhood marked by privilege and tragedy to a life of business success and philanthropy, we bring you an original, in-depth look at the life of new Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker.

Gunman Gets 84-year Term in Hadiya Pendleton Murder

Cook County Judge Nicholas Ford handed down the sentence to 24-year-old Micheail Ward on Monday, five months after Ward was convicted of murder and aggravated battery in the killing of Hadiya Pendleton.

Special Prosecutors: Jason Van Dyke Should Spend 18 Years or More in Prison

The former Chicago police officer will be sentenced Friday. He was convicted last fall of second-degree murder in the fatal 2014 shooting of Laquan McDonald.

‘La Boheme’ Sings of Love, Lust and Starving Artists

Lyric Opera’s production of Giacomo Puccini’s popular romantic tragedy features singers who not only fit their roles ideally but also know how to act. 

Barbara Gardner Proctor, Advertising Trailblazer, WTTW Trustee, Dies at 86

She launched the first advertising agency owned and managed by an African-American woman in the 1970s. Barbara Gardner Proctor died on Dec. 19, 2018 at the age of 86.

J.B. Pritzker Takes Oath as Illinois’ 43rd Governor

With a collective call for elected officials to end their abdication of responsibility, and with a promise for what’s become a rarity – a balanced budget – J.B. Pritzker takes the oath of office, becoming Illinois’ 43rd governor.

Bears Hire Pagano as Defensive Coordinator to Replace Fangio

The Chicago Bears rode a dominant defense to the NFC North championship in a breakout season. They hope to keep it going with a new coordinator.

Illinois Governor’s Mansion Secures LEED Status After $15M Renovation

Outgoing Gov. Bruce Rauner and first lady Diana Rauner are leaving the Governor’s Mansion in significantly greater – and greener – shape than they found it. And now the historic home has the paperwork to prove it.

Web Extra, The Week in Review: R. Kelly in Headlines Again

Eddie Arruza and guests discuss law enforcement’s warrant to search R. Kelly’s Chicago recording studio.