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 27, 2017 Judge Tosses Former Governor’s Lawsuit Seeking Elected School Board A second judge has tossed a case brought by former Gov. Pat Quinn calling for the Chicago Board of Education to be transformed into an elected body. Feb 27, 2017 Hollywood Plot Twist: Epic Mix-Up Makes Oscars History Hollywood produced its biggest plot twist ever at the Academy Awards featuring a best picture winner with Chicago ties. Feb 27, 2017 Former CPS Leader Calls Out Cuts to Low-Income, Minority Schools Former Chicago Public Schools CEO Jesse Ruiz on how the district lost its “moral high ground” because of school budget cuts. Feb 27, 2017 Viewer Feedback: ‘A Change is Needed!’ We share some of your reactions to our 4th Ward aldermanic forum. Feb 27, 2017 Chicago Ideas Asks Panel, Audience to ‘Reimagine Prison’ The nation’s prison system was in the spotlight last week at an event hosted by Chicago Ideas and the New York-based Vera Institute of Justice. Feb 24, 2017 Rauner Crushes Prospect of Further Union Negotiations The heightened potential of a state employee strike did nothing to sway Gov. Bruce Rauner, who on Friday swiftly dismissed the notion of returning to the bargaining table with AFSCME. Feb 24, 2017 CPS Unfreezing $15M in School Funds After Latino Community Outcry Chicago Public Schools announced Friday it will return $15 million in frozen discretionary funds to high-poverty district schools, citing a “disproportionate impact” that freeze had on predominantly African-American and Hispanic schools. Feb 24, 2017 Bill Would Allow Illinois Farmers to Grow Industrial Hemp At least 16 states have legalized industrial hemp production for commercial purposes. Could Illinois be next? Feb 24, 2017 The Week in Review: Mayor Pushes Back on President’s Policies Emanuel won’t honor Trump’s rollback of transgender student rights, and Chicago schools will refuse entry to immigration agents without a warrant. Those stories and more with Joel Weisman and guests. Feb 24, 2017 ‘90 Days, 90 Voices’ Shares Stories of Immigrants, Refugees in Chicago Inspired by President Donald Trump’s executive order on immigration, a team of local journalists launched a website this week to tell the stories of immigrants and refugees living in Chicago. Feb 23, 2017 February 23, 2017 - Full Show Watch the Feb. 23, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Feb 23, 2017 How Will Trump’s Transgender Bathroom Guidelines Impact Local Schools? Illinois public officials and school districts weigh in on which bathroom or locker room a transgender student should use. Feb 23, 2017 Chicago Highlighted as the US Railroad Capital by Trains Magazine Editors from Trains Magazine tell us why Chicago is America's railroad capital. Feb 23, 2017 Civil Rights Seminar at New Trier High School Sparks Intense Debate Debate over how an elite North Shore high school should present a seminar on civil rights and racism. Feb 23, 2017 Madigan Planning New Education Funding Task Force The longtime speaker announced Thursday he has appointed a dozen House Democrats to address unanswered questions in the Illinois School Funding Reform Commission’s final report and draw up equitable school funding reform legislation. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: