SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Mar 12, 2018 New York’s Metropolitan Opera Fires Ravinia, CSO Mainstay James Levine An extensive investigation found evidence the revered conductor, who was for years associated with the Ravinia Festival and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, committed sexual abuse and harassment, the New York Times reports. Mar 12, 2018 From a Pop Music Odyssey to an Opera House Bernstein Tribute Reviews of two special productions that came to Chicago stages this past weekend: the world premiere of “Long Way Home” from hip-hop masters the Q Brothers Collective; and Lyric Opera’s celebration of Leonard Bernstein. Mar 12, 2018 New Initiative Aims to Reduce Alcohol Use in Chicago Teens A citywide campaign seeks to curb underage drinking through public awareness and school policy reforms. “We don’t want schools to suspend students,” said Juan Padilla, a Voices of Youth in Chicago Education organizer. Mar 12, 2018 Illinois Attorney General Forum: Democratic Candidates Meet the eight Democrats running for Illinois attorney general Monday during a special hourlong episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Watch the full video. Mar 12, 2018 Ailey Company Mixes It Up With Faith, Poetry, Pain and Athleticism A review of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater at the Auditorium Theatre, and in dance news: a $1 million gift for the Joffrey Ballet. Mar 12, 2018 Not Guilty Plea for Man Charged in Killing of CPD Cmdr. Paul Bauer Shomari Legghette, 44, pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree murder on Monday in front of more than a dozen Chicago police officers. Mar 9, 2018 Photos: Joe Biden Discusses Income Inequality at Northwestern Amid increasing speculation over a possible run for president in 2020, the former vice president delivered a speech Friday at Northwestern University. See photos from the event. Mar 9, 2018 Group Calls for End to Garbage in Chicago River The Chicago River is cleaner today than it has been in generations, but “cleaner” is a relative term. One local advocacy group wants the city to aim for a trash-free river. Mar 9, 2018 Grand Jury Indicts Suspect in Fatal Shooting of Police Commander Bauer More criminal charges could be on the way for the four-time felon accused in the shooting death of Chicago Police Department Cmdr. Paul Bauer. Mar 9, 2018 The Week in Review: Primary Election Comes Down to the Wire Accusations and endorsements fly as the primary election nears. House Speaker Michael Madigan warns Democrats against harassment – again. The city sues opioid distributors. And Loyola preps for the Big Dance. Mar 9, 2018 Web Extra, The Week in Review: Madigan’s Grip on Power Paris Schutz and guests discuss the ongoing debate over House Speaker Michael Madigan’s handling of allegations of sexual harassment in his political offices. Mar 9, 2018 In Gounod’s ‘Faust,’ a Slew of Mixed Messages Despite a lush score, excellent voices and several memorable characterizations, the story often loses its focus in a new production of “Faust” at Lyric Opera of Chicago. Mar 8, 2018 March 8, 2018 - Full Show Watch the March 8, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Mar 8, 2018 Conservationist Flies All Over the World to Save Cranes Bird experts from around the world are flocking to a Chicago Audubon Society event in Chicago this weekend. We speak with conservationist George Archibald, who delivers the keynote speech at event. Mar 8, 2018 Illinois Attorney General Forum: Republican Gary Grasso There’s no shortage of candidates to replace Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan. But while Democrats have eight candidates to choose from, on the Republican side there are just two. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: