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) Jun 12, 2025 Pay Man Who Spent More Than 29 Years in Prison After Being Tortured, Wrongfully Convicted $14.75M, Chicago’s Lawyers Recommend The settlement set to be considered by the Chicago City Council’s Finance Committee Monday would avoid a high-stakes trial for the city in one of the last cases that names Jon Burge, a former police commander who city officials admit tortured and beat more than 100 Black men during his career. Jun 12, 2025 From the Old Town Art Fair to ‘Alice in Wonderland,’ Here Are 5 Arts Picks for the Weekend There’s always much to do in a place voted Best Big City in the U.S. eight years in a row. So find a show and get a ticket — it’s a vote of confidence in our priceless shared culture. Jun 11, 2025 Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, June 11, 2025 - Full Show The mayor says the city is ready for large-scale protests this weekend. And exploring the challenges facing many Black fathers. Jun 11, 2025 Amid Systemic Challenges, Black Fathers Find Peer Support in Chicago A new report found that fathers’ participation in peer groups positively impacted their mental well-being, communication skills and motivation to be involved in their children’s lives. Jun 11, 2025 Rainbow PUSH Coalition’s New Leader Urges Resistance Against the Trump Administration’s Policies Ahead of the group’s annual conference this weekend, the Rainbow PUSH Coalition is planning a protest Thursday at the downtown Target on State Street. Jun 11, 2025 NASA Plucked an Asteroid From Space. Now Researchers at the Field Will Probe It for Signs of the Origin of Life A space rock the color of coal and no larger than a pebble you’d shake from a shoe just arrived at the Field Museum, where scientists will spend the next two months probing this extraordinary specimen for clues to the origin of life on Earth. Jun 11, 2025 Key City Panel Advances Measure That Would Allow Alderpeople to Block New Short-Term Rentals With the endorsement of the City Council’s License and Consumer Protection Committee, the measure is set for a final vote by the full City Council on June 18. Jun 11, 2025 Mayoral Education Adviser Macquline King Named Interim CPS CEO The board on Wednesday voted to approve Macquline King, Mayor Brandon Johnson’s senior director of education policy and a former CPS principal, as Chicago Public Schools’ interim CEO. Jun 11, 2025 What Will Happen to Food Assistance Under Trump’s Tax Cut Plan? A Look at the Numbers President Donald Trump’s plan to cut taxes by trillions of dollars could also trim billions in spending from social safety net programs, including food assistance for lower-income people. Jun 11, 2025 EPA Moves to Repeal Rules That Limit Greenhouse Gas Emissions From US Power Plants The EPA also proposed weakening a regulation that requires power plants to reduce emissions of mercury and other toxic pollutants that can harm brain development of young children and contribute to heart attacks and other health problems in adults. Jun 11, 2025 Chicago Is Ready for Large Anti-ICE Protests, Johnson Says, Blasting Trump as a ‘Tyrant’ “I am counting on all of Chicago to resist in this moment,” Mayor Brandon Johnson said. “Whatever particular vulnerable group is being targeted today, another group will be next.” Jun 11, 2025 CTA Leader Warns of ‘Severe and Sobering’ Choices Ahead if State Lawmakers Don’t Come Through With Transit Funding Chicago Transit Authority Acting President Nora Leerhsen said the agency has entered a “new phase” after the Illinois General Assembly failed last month to pass a measure tackling a $770 million budget gap for Chicago-area transit. Jun 11, 2025 Brian Wilson, Beach Boys Visionary Leader and Summer’s Poet Laureate, Dies at 82 The Beach Boys rank among the most popular groups of the rock era, with more than 30 singles in the Top 40 and worldwide sales of more than 100 million. Jun 11, 2025 Protests Over Immigration Raids Pop up Across the US With More Planned From Seattle and Austin to Chicago and Washington, D.C., marchers have chanted slogans, carried signs against the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency and snarled traffic through downtown avenues and outside federal offices. Jun 11, 2025 Chicago-Area Live Music Recommendations for June 11-17 Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop and more. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: