SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & Nature Keyword(s) Nov 8, 2022 Powerball Ticket Sold in California Snags Record $2.04B Win The $2.04 billion prize is for a winner who chooses an annuity, paid annually over 29 years. Nearly all winners instead opt for cash, which was valued at $997.6 million. The odds of winning the jackpot are 1 in 292.2 million. Nov 8, 2022 Chicago Man Gets Life in Prison for Killing 6 Family Members in Gage Park Home A judge on Monday sentenced a man to life in prison for killing six members of his family, including two young boys, inside their Chicago home in 2016. Nov 7, 2022 Nov. 7, 2022 - Full Show A rundown of some big Election Day races. What you need to know about the constitutional amendment on the ballot. The mayor’s budget passes City Council. And a student walkout at a local high school. Nov 7, 2022 From State Offices to Control of Congress, Illinois Voters Have Plenty of Decisions to Make Election Day Illinois voters on Tuesday will decide races ranging from who will be the next governor and secretary of state, to whether the state will amend its constitution. We break down the races. Nov 7, 2022 Students at Jones College Prep Protest Following Halloween Costume Controversy The calls come following their principal’s response to a student who wore a military uniform costume on Halloween that was widely interpreted to represent a Nazi soldier. Nov 7, 2022 Illinois Voters to Decide If Workers’ Rights Amendment Will Be Added to State Constitution The so-called “Workers’ Rights Amendment” aims to codify in the state constitution the right to form a union and collectively bargain over a host of issues. It would effectively prohibit any future anti-union legislation, like right-to-work laws. Nov 7, 2022 Chicago City Council Approves Lightfoot’s $16.4B Budget After Tense Debate The budget takes effect Jan. 1, 2023, approximately two months before Mayor Lori Lightfoot is set to ask voters for a second term as Chicago mayor, does not include a property tax hike to keep up with the soaring rate of inflation, or any other tax or fee hikes. Nov 7, 2022 Crain’s Headlines: Walgreens Backs Purchase of VillageMD Walgreens backs a deal to purchase a medical center company. The owners of a landmark hotel on Michigan Avenue are hunting for a buyer — again. And a new report finds Chicago’s affordable housing problem isn’t as bad as some other cities. Nov 7, 2022 Brookfield Zoo Marks 100 Years Since Groundbreaking With Eye Toward the Future Brookfield Zoo is celebrating a big milestone. It was a century ago when construction on the grounds began. Nov 7, 2022 ‘Native Truths’ Offer Fresh Perspective at the Field Museum The Field Museum renovated its Native North America Hall and drastically shifted its focus. The new approach emphasizes story-telling and contemporary art – as well as historical items from the collection. The exhibition space is called “Native Truths: Our Voices, Our Stories.” Nov 7, 2022 Walgreens Push Into Comprehensive Care Picks up Momentum Walgreens extended its push into more comprehensive health care with its VillageMD unit acquiring another urgent and primary care chain, Summit Health-CityMD, in a deal worth close to $9 billion. Nov 7, 2022 What to Watch in the High-Stakes 2022 Midterm Elections Republicans are predicting a massive red wave as anxious Democrats defend their narrow majorities in Congress while struggling to overcome pervasive concerns about the economy, crime and President Joe Biden’s leadership. Nov 7, 2022 Lunar Eclipse on Election Day: Here's How, and When, To View the Sky Show in Chicago Election Day 2022 will kick off with a pre-dawn total lunar eclipse. There won't be another like it until March 2025. Nov 7, 2022 5 People Killed, Nearly 30 Others Wounded in Weekend Shootings Across Chicago: Police Those killed in separate shootings over the weekend included a 15-year-old boy shot in a drive-by shooting and a 30-year-old man killed outside a River North club. Nov 7, 2022 With City Council Poised to Borrow $1.85B to Fund 2nd Phase of Infrastructure Plan, Results of 1st Phase Unclear Representatives of the city’s Department of Transportation and the Budget Office declined to provide WTTW News with a full breakdown of spending during 2021 and 2022 under the banner of Chicago Works. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: