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) May 15, 2018 State Agency Finds Trace Amounts of Radioactive Materials in Pendants The negative ion technology featured in some pendants doesn’t pose an immediate health concern, but continuous use over time may result in a slightly elevated skin exposure to radiation, says the Illinois Emergency Management Agency. May 15, 2018 Spring Gardening Tips: Thrill, Fill and Spill Whether you’ve got a generous backyard garden or a container collection on your apartment patio, it’s time to put your green thumb to work. We get spring planting tips from the Chicago Botanic Garden’s Eliza Fournier. May 15, 2018 Shedd’s New Penguin Chick Hatches Just In Time For Mother’s Day A new Magellanic penguin chick hatched Saturday at Shedd Aquarium, just hours before Mother's Day. May 15, 2018 CPS Hopes to ‘Right the Wrongs,’ Will Accept Special Education Monitor State education officials have recommended additional oversight of special education policies at Chicago Public Schools after finding the district violated federal law. May 14, 2018 Rauner Wants to Reinstate Death Penalty, Put 72-Hour Hold on All Gun Sales Gov. Bruce Rauner on Monday used an unconventional method to announce a sweeping public safety plan that includes reinstating the death penalty in Illinois. May 14, 2018 May 14, 2018 - Full Show Watch the May 14, 2018 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." May 14, 2018 ‘Columbinus’ More Harrowing With Cast of Actual High School Students An intensely disciplined, fearless, altogether remarkable ensemble of sophisticated young artists brings this singular – and singularly riveting – docu-drama to life. May 14, 2018 Women-Only Coworking Spaces Get Red-Carpet Welcome in Chicago An organization in New York City that doesn’t allow men is under investigation for discrimination. But in Chicago, women-only coworking spaces are on the rise. May 14, 2018 ‘You Have to Protect Us’: Residents Speak Out About Manganese Pollution About 100 Southeast Side residents attended the first public meeting addressing exposure to neurotoxic manganese since the city became aware of it in 2016. “How are you going to keep us healthy?” one resident asked. May 14, 2018 Why Lori Lightfoot Wants to Replace Mayor Rahm Emanuel The former police board president, appointed by Mayor Rahm Emanuel, on why she now wants to replace him. May 14, 2018 Jesmyn Ward’s ‘Sing, Unburied, Sing’ Tackles Legacy of Racial Injustice Mississippi’s long-running literary tradition includes renowned names like William Faulkner, Eudora Welty and Richard Wright. Add to that list the only woman to win the National Book Award twice: Jesmyn Ward. May 14, 2018 Illinois Eyes Sports Betting Revenue as Supreme Court Lifts Ban Sports gambling gets a big boost from the U.S. Supreme Court. What that could that mean for Illinois. May 14, 2018 Máximo the Titanosaur to Debut June 1 at Field Museum The enormous dinosaur cast replacing Sue the T. rex at the Field Museum will be here in just a few weeks. And the new resident now has a name. May 11, 2018 City Seeks to Reduce Prescription Costs for Residents “The cost of medicine should never, ever prevent anyone from getting the treatment they need,” said Mayor Rahm Emanuel in a statement. May 11, 2018 Web Extra, The Week in Review: Trump Tower’s Difficulties Leasing Space Eddie Arruza and guests discuss the difficulties Trump Tower has faced leasing space. With guests Heather Cherone, Natasha Korecki, Laura Washington and Chris Jones. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: