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) Jan 16, 2025 David Lynch, Visionary Filmmaker Behind ‘Twin Peaks’ and ‘Mulholland Drive,’ Dies at 78 David Lynch was celebrated for his uniquely dark vision in such movies as “Blue Velvet” and “Mulholland Drive” and the TV series “Twin Peaks.” Jan 16, 2025 Michael Madigan Defense Rests its Case as Landmark Corruption Trial Winds Toward an End Michael Madigan’s defense team officially rested Thursday morning, nearly three months after opening statements and testimony began in the landmark case. Jan 16, 2025 Surprise Finding Sheds Light on What Causes Huntington’s Disease, a Devastating Fatal Brain Disorder The genetic mutation linked to Huntington’s has long been known, but scientists haven’t understood how people could have the mutation from birth, but not develop any problems until later in life. Jan 16, 2025 Democrats’ Crisis of the Future: Illinois, California and New York are Shrinking WASHINGTON (AP) — Texas and Florida are growing rapidly. California, Illinois and New York are shrinking. Jan 16, 2025 ‘Mr. Baseball’ Bob Uecker, Milwaukee Brewers Announcer, Dies at 90 Born and raised in Milwaukee, Bob Uecker was a beloved member of the baseball community and a pillar of the sport in Wisconsin. Jan 16, 2025 Bird Flu Kills Harbor Seal and Flamingo at Lincoln Park Zoo, Officials Announce A Chilean flamingo died Jan. 8 and a harbor seal died Jan. 9, with testing confirming highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) as the cause, Lincoln Park Zoo officials said. Jan 15, 2025 Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, Jan. 15, 2025 - Full Show City Council votes on an effort to weaken protections for undocumented immigrants. Why Black Illinoisans are experiencing homelessness at a high rate. And a push to wipe medical debt from credit reports. Jan 15, 2025 Black Illinois Residents Are Experiencing Homelessness at Higher Rates: Report The report from the University of Illinois Chicago showed a number of structural issues contributing to this disparity — a lack of affordable housing and sufficient income chief among them. Jan 15, 2025 New Federal Rule Bans Medical Debt From Credit Reports. Some Industry Groups Are Suing While advocates argue the change will provide great financial relief to millions struggling with high health care costs, critics contend it could harm financial systems and incentivize delinquency. Jan 15, 2025 Chicago City Council Votes 39-11 to Reject Push to Scale Back Protections for Undocumented Immigrants After days of increasing alarm among advocates for immigrant rights, the showdown over whether to amend Chicago’s Welcoming City ordinance, was anti-climactic. Jan 15, 2025 CTA Chief of Staff Appointed Interim President as Dorval Carter Bids Farewell After 26 Years Outgoing Chicago Transit Authority President Dorval Carter capped his nearly 10-year run leading the massive agency at a board meeting Wednesday, saying he’d be “forever grateful for this opportunity to serve our customers (and) the people of the city of Chicago.” Jan 15, 2025 Brookfield Zoo Expecting First Dolphin Birth in a Decade, Calf Due in June Allie, one of Brookfield Zoo’s bottlenose dolphins, is expecting a calf in late spring/early summer. Jan 15, 2025 US Government Sues Southwest Airlines and Fines Frontier for Chronically Delayed Flights The Transportation Department said its investigation found that Southwest operated two chronically delayed flights — one between Chicago Midway International Airport and Oakland, California, and another between Baltimore, Maryland, and Cleveland, Ohio. Jan 15, 2025 Push to Lower Chicago’s Default Speed Limit to 25 MPH Hits a Red Light The City Council voted 49-1 to create a working group to come up with ways Chicago can change its traffic ticketing system so Black, Latino and low-income residents are no longer disproportionately hit with fines. Jan 15, 2025 FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 From Foods The move comes nearly 35 years after the dye known as Red 3 was barred from cosmetics because of potential cancer risk. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: