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Former Animal Care Director Susan Russell on Her Falling Out with City Hall

City Hall insiders said she was “warehousing” dogs – but the ousted executive director of the city’s animal shelter denies that claim. Susan Russell joins us in discussion.

New Anti-Harassment Panel Addresses Barriers for Women in Politics

Illinois ranks sixth in the nation when it comes to the percentage of state legislators who are women. A new panel aims to increase the number of women in Illinois politics.

Shedd Sea Dragons Complete Rare Egg Transfer, Male Now Pregnant

In what is an extremely rare occurrence, a male weedy sea dragons recently accepted an egg transfer from a female and is now carrying 46 fertile eggs on his tail.

Illinois Health Officials Warn of Rabid Bats After 17 Found in State

So far this year, nearly a dozen bats have tested positive for rabies in Cook and Will counties alone.

Author Gillian Flynn Talks ‘Sharp Objects,’ #MeToo Movement and More

The Chicago-based, bestselling author of “Gone Girl” talks about her newly adapted HBO miniseries and more.

July 11, 2018 - Full Show

Watch the July 11, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.”

Viewer Feedback: ‘That Guy Should Face Hate Crime Charges’

Many viewers shared their thoughts about the tirade against a Cook County Forest Preserves patron and apparent lack of action by forest preserve police.

US Chamber: $3.8 Billion Worth of Illinois Goods Threatened by Trade War

Tariffs proposed by the Trump administration could impact everything from soybeans to machinery and equipment.

Field Museum to Release Gin Rooted in 1893 World’s Fair

To help mark its 125th anniversary, the Field Museum is preparing to release a gin made in the spirit of one of the biggest events in Chicago history.

Tickets on Sale Next Week for Museum Bringing Kusama ‘Infinity Room’ to Chicago

The pop-up is scheduled to open in August and offer Chicago art aficionados and selfie enthusiasts a chance to see one of Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s reality-bending “infinity rooms.”

New MCA Exhibit ‘Raised on the Internet’

An art exhibition takes you inside the digital domain of the internet and explores how the internet has changed the way we experience the world. 

Martin Espada Wins Top Poetry Foundation Prize

Often called “the people’s poet,” Martin Espada was recently awarded one of the nation’s top literary awards. 

Ask Geoffrey: What Happens to a Church’s Artwork When It Closes?

With its ever-changing demographics, Chicago has seen many churches close in the last 50 years. A viewer wants to know what happens to the art and sculptures inside those churches as they near their last days.

Roundtable: Viral Video, Gubernatorial and Mayoral Races

The political fallout caused by the viral video showing a Cook County Forest Preserve officer not helping a woman being harassed.

Adler to Host Viewing Event as Mars Moves Closer

Later this month, the red planet will be just 35.8 million miles away – the brightest and closest it’s been to Earth since 2003.