SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Sep 14, 2016 Head of Mayo Clinic Addresses ‘Epidemic of Burnout’ Among Physicians The head of the Mayo Clinic sheds light on what he has called “an epidemic of burnout” impacting doctors and undermining patient care. Sep 14, 2016 Charters Closed by CPS Are Back to School Under State Control Students at three Chicago charter schools won a fight to keep doors open, but the schools are now under state control. A look at how they're starting off the new school year. Sep 14, 2016 City Council Votes to Raise Water Tax The debate over water and sewer taxes is over in Chicago: they are going to go up. But what do aldermen want to do about driverless cars in Chicago? The latest from Wednesday's meeting. Sep 14, 2016 What Causes the Flu to Spread Globally? The changing leaves signal not only the approach of fall but also the flu season. A new study shines a light on where most seasonal flu strains originate each year. Sep 14, 2016 Wanted: Mysterious Natural Objects for Identification by Scientists Field Museum scientists are ready to identify your strangest natural possessions this weekend. Learn more about Identification Day. Sep 14, 2016 September 14, 2016 - Full Show Watch the Sept. 14, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Sep 14, 2016 UIC Hoping to Boost STEM Inclusion Through New Grant Program A new two-year grant program will seek out new community-based methods of getting minorities and women involved in science, technology, engineering and math careers. Sep 14, 2016 East Chicago Lead Contamination Forces Nearly 1,200 from Homes Nearly 1,200 people are being forced to move from their homes in East Chicago, Indiana, after high levels of lead were found in the soil. WBEZ’s Northwest Indiana reporter Michael Puente joins us with the story. Sep 14, 2016 Ask Geoffrey: What’s the Story with Ebony Films in Logan Square? An African-American movie studio in Logan Square made silent films that got people talking, but for all the wrong reasons. Geoffrey Baer shares the story of Ebony Films and more in this week's encore edition of Ask Geoffrey. Sep 14, 2016 Saffron Caravan Uses Music to Build Bridges Between Cultures A world music group that uses the arts as a vehicle for peace-building. We have a performance by the ensemble Saffron Caravan. Sep 13, 2016 Are Political Power Brokers Influencing Chief Judge Election? A quiet election is about to take place that could have major reverberations. Why two judges are trying to knock Circuit Court of Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans out of his job. Sep 13, 2016 NASA: August Ties with July as Hottest Month on Record The average global temperature in August tied with July as the hottest month since record keeping began in 1880, according to NASA. Sep 13, 2016 September 13, 2016 - Full Show Watch the Sept. 13, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Sep 13, 2016 Countdown to Election Day 2016 The presidential election is exactly eight weeks away. We break down the campaigns and what the candidates need to do in the final push. Sep 13, 2016 Rwandan Genocide Survivor, Advocate on Holocaust, Modern-Day Genocide It was one of the most brutal massacres of our generation: hundreds of thousands killed during the Rwandan genocide. Survivor Clemantine Wamariya shares her story and her work to make sure it never happens again. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
