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Local Crafting Group Knits Refugees, Immigrants Together

Immigrant and refugee women find joy, companionship and healing in knitting. Jay Shefsky takes us to their workshop.  

Last of Summer Crops Come Out, Winter Planting Begins

It's time to harvest the last of the summer crops in the WTTW garden before the first frost.

Toni Preckwinkle on 2017 Budget Goals, Soda Tax

A penny-per-ounce soda tax could be coming to Cook County. We talk with Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle about that and her 2017 budget goals.

Inside Out: New Book Spotlights Great Chicago Interiors

A new book gives the inside scoop on some of Chicago’s most beautiful buildings.

Viewer Feedback: ‘Horror Flick or a Crime Thriller?’

Just what genre is the new movie about House Speaker Michael Madigan? Hear what viewers had to say when we read feedback from the Chicago Tonight website, and our Facebook and Twitter pages.

City Sets Aside $1 Million for Municipal ID Program

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced on Wednesday a new program that will provide city municipal photo ID cards to Chicago residents.  

Field Museum Fossil Identified as Early Relative of Dogs, Bears

Thanks to an inquisitive Field Museum researcher, a nearly 40-million-year-old fossil housed at the institution has been identified as one of the earliest relatives of dogs, bears and foxes known as a beardog. 

The Week in Review: Teachers Strike Averted

A costly deal averts a teachers strike. The mayor paints a rosy picture of city finances, but the county budget is grim. Donald Trump threatens to sue the New York Times. And the Cubs advance to the NLCS. Those stories and more with Joel Weisman and guests.

Michael Madigan: The Movie

A new documentary about Michael Madigan is playing now in select theaters. What it reveals about the powerful House speaker, and who is behind it.

October 13, 2016 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 13, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Trump Responds to Misconduct Allegations, Clinton Campaign Emails Leaked

Donald Trump responds to allegations of misconduct from multiple women. “PBS NewsHour” correspondent Lisa Desjardins weighs in on this and more.

Times Are Changing: Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize in Literature

Iconic singer-songerwriter Bob Dylan wins the Nobel Prize in literature. We get reaction to the surprise choice.

Labor Issues Could Force 1st-Ever Charter School Teachers Strike

The United Educators of UNO plans to strike next week if it cannot come to terms on a new labor agreement with the UNO Charter School Network.

Actor Geraldine Chaplin Reflects on Lengthy Film Career

The actor talks about making the classic film “Doctor Zhivago,” the Chicago International Film Festival, and her famous father, Charlie Chaplin.

‘America’s Test Kitchen’ Launches New Cooking Venture

The folks from “America’s Test Kitchen” are branching out and focusing their attention on the science behind good food. We hear from two of the key people behind the project.