Will the city shut down because of the snow? Ash-har Quraishi has the latest on weather-related cancellations and closings.

Find out how the blizzard is going to impact Chicago companies when Kris Kridel, of WBBM Newsradio 780, joins us to look at the week in b

We meet a Chicago artist who helps people transform their old tattoos and scars, and sometimes even their lives. Jay Shefsky reports.

The massive 2011 snowstorm has sparked comparisons to what many remember as the greatest storm of all: the famed blizzard of 1967. A few years ago, the late John Callaway brought us this remembrance of that historic event.

Today marks a historic moment for Illinois, as Gov.

Throngs of protesters continue to march in Egypt for the seventh straight day of pro-democracy demonstrations.

The gloves are off and the words are flying.

The mayor's race is getting all the headlines, but the City Council may be on the verge of a major overhaul.

A theater company from the Republic of Belarus is making international headlines by standing up to the authoritarian rule in their homela

Earlier this month, the American Dialect Society chose the "Words of the Year" at their annual meeting.

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, the battle is over.

In a unanimous decision, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled late this afternoon that Rahm Emanuel meets the residency requirements and CAN

Rahm Emanuel meets the residency requirements to remain on the Chicago mayoral ballot, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled today.

Yesterday, an Illinois appeals court threw out a $31 billion construction program already in progress.

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