SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Feb 15, 2018 Stephen Warde Anderson: One-of-a-Kind Painter Has One-Man Show Weird and wonderful artwork created far outside the mainstream. We meet up with a most unusual painter from Rockford. Feb 15, 2018 Florida School Shooting Spotlights Need for Mental Health Services The 19-year-old suspected of opening fire Wednesday inside a Florida high school had a troubled past. A pair of experts discuss mental health issues and how the threat of violence impacts young people. Feb 15, 2018 West Town Textile Studio Finds Common Threads with Community On Chicago’s West Side, an artist-run production weaving mill and a social service agency work together to weave adults with intellectual disabilities into the fabric of their community. Feb 15, 2018 Chinese New Year is Here: What’s in Store for the Year of the Dog? Friday marks the start of the Chinese New Year and ushers in the Year of the Dog. We discuss the history and traditions of the vibrant holiday and festival. Feb 15, 2018 Suspect in Fatal Shooting of Police Commander Bauer Held Without Bond A Cook County judge has denied bond for Shomari Legghette, a four-time felon charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Chicago Police Department Commander Paul Bauer this week. Feb 14, 2018 Rauner Re-election Budget Plan Puts Burden on Local Governments Gov. Bruce Rauner on Wednesday laid out a $37.6 billion spending plan that heavily relies on the income tax increase he constantly bemoans and calls for balancing the budget largely by shifting costs to local governments. Feb 14, 2018 Adler’s Popular ‘What is a Planet?’ Exhibit Returns This Week Starting Friday, planetarium visitors will have another chance to explore the ever-evolving way humans view the universe. Feb 14, 2018 Feb. 14, 2018 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 14, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Feb 14, 2018 Von Steuben Robotics Team Leads the Way for Girls in Science Meet the team from Von Steuben High School that’s on its way to the prestigious U.S. Open Robotics Championship. Feb 14, 2018 What Does Illinois’ Fiscal Watchdog Think of Rauner’s Budget Plan? Laurence Msall, president of the Civic Federation, shares his thoughts on Gov. Bruce Rauner’s $37.6 billion spending plan. Feb 14, 2018 Chicago’s 2018-19 Dance Season Already Spinning Into View Chicago is dancing up a storm this season, and plans for an exceptionally strong 2018-2019 season are already being announced. A preview of what’s to come. Feb 14, 2018 Police: Man, 44, Charged in CPD Commander’s Shooting Death Shomari Legghette, 44, was charged a day after the fatal shooting of Chicago Police Commander Paul Bauer. He was allegedly wearing body armor and carrying a firearm containing an extended-round magazine. Feb 14, 2018 White House Photographer on Her Years ‘Chasing Light’ Amanda Lucidon talks about finding candid moments in formal settings. In her new book, she gathers some of her favorite images of then-first lady Michelle Obama. Feb 14, 2018 Ask Geoffrey: How Does Edens Expressway Stay Billboard-Free? Most Chicago-area expressways are littered with billboards. How did one expressway escape the same fate? Geoffrey Baer drives by with the answer to that and other viewer questions. Feb 14, 2018 Slain CPD Officer Was ‘Part of the Fabric’ of Near North Community The Chicago Police Department on Wednesday continued mourning the loss of 53-year-old Commander Paul Bauer a day after he was shot and killed in the line of duty. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: