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 13, 2016 Tougher Gun Laws Won’t Stop Violence, Says Cook County Public Defender In a recently published op-ed, Cook County Public Defender Amy Campanelli warns that a “war on guns that focuses solely on punishment” will fail. She joins us in discussion. Sep 13, 2016 Study: College Students’ PTSD, Depression Linked to Childhood Bullying For female college students, peer victimization appears to inflict the same long-term distress associated with severe childhood physical or sexual abuse, according to a new study. Sep 13, 2016 Mary Zimmerman Revives Adventurous ‘Wonderful Town’ at Goodman Theatre It's been more than a decade since there's been a major revival of the Tony Award-winning musical comedy. Director Mary Zimmerman tells us about the show. Sep 13, 2016 Notebaert Nature Museum Raises 131 Endangered Baby Turtles Blanding's turtles, an endangered species in Illinois and a half-dozen other states, are getting a head start on survival at the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum. Sep 13, 2016 University of Chicago Ranked Among Top Colleges in US The University of Chicago tied for third place in U.S. News & World Report’s 2017 collegiate rankings, up one spot from where it stood in each of the previous two years. Sep 13, 2016 Report: Park Forest 3rd Most Affordable Housing Market in US According to a report released last week from real estate company Coldwell Banker, Park Forest is the most affordable market in Illinois and the third most affordable nationwide. Sep 12, 2016 Aldermen, Public Make Voices Heard on Proposed TIF Funding For CPS A proposed change to city law that could divert tens of millions in tax incremental financing (TIF) dollars to the cash-strapped Chicago Public Schools will likely undergo some additional changes before it comes to City Council for approval. Sep 12, 2016 Political Analyst Paul Green Remembered Some of Paul Green's closest colleagues are dealing with the shock of his sudden death Saturday of complications from an aortic aneurysm. Sep 12, 2016 September 12, 2016 - Full Show Watch the Sept. 12, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight." Sep 12, 2016 Prevent Teen Obesity, Eating Disorders with Family Meals, Exercise When it comes to preventing teen obesity and eating disorders, parents and health officials should avoid focusing on teens’ weight or diet, according to new guidelines. Healthy eating and lifestyle habits should be encouraged instead. Sep 12, 2016 A Walk in the Woods? Try a Flying Leap at New Zip Line Course There's something new to do in the Forest Preserves of Cook County, but it will test the upper body strength of anyone brave enough to try it–and it might put a dent in your pocketbook. Sep 12, 2016 A Look at Muslims in the US 15 Years After 9/11 As Muslims celebrate one of their holiest days and Americans commemorate the terrorist attacks of 9/11, a look at how Muslims in the U.S. have been treated over the last 15 years. Sep 12, 2016 Jeanne Gang and Studio Gang Build on Tradition at U of C Campus Architect Jeanne Gang and Studio Gang unveil their new Commons building and courtyard at the University of Chicago. We speak with the architect and get a tour. Sep 12, 2016 Who Are the Hobos? Trial Gets Underway for ‘Renegade Group’ of Gangs Federal prosecutors say the Hobos street gang terrorized the South and West Sides. We look at this so-called "super gang" as some alleged members stand trial for murder. Sep 12, 2016 PBS Doc ‘All the Difference’ Follows Dreams of 2 Young Men A pair of ambitious teenagers rise above the challenges of coming of age in Englewood. We preview an inspiring documentary called “All the Difference.” Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
