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) Mar 11, 2023 Oscars (Still) So White? 2023 Academy Awards Continue to Lack Representation The 2023 Academy Awards will see historic Asian representation, but the Oscars are still coming under fire over issues of representation, even eight years after the hashtag #OscarsSoWhite led to a reckoning within the Academy. Mar 11, 2023 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, March 11, 2023 - Full Show Find out why Cook County is named the worst neighbor in the country. What you need to know about an asthma medication shortage. And a Pilsen food pantry finds a new home. Mar 11, 2023 Cook County, Bad Neighbor: Addressing Smog Pollution in Latino Communities Cook County is the worst neighbor in the country when it comes to smog, according to new data from the EPA. Health-damaging smog can travel hundreds of miles to neighboring counties and states. Mar 11, 2023 Pilsen Food Pantry Purchases Permanent Home Since it first opened inside a health clinic in 2018 and moved to a deconsecrated church in 2019, the Pilsen Food Pantry has expanded its offerings and ambition. Mar 11, 2023 Chicago Tonight: Black Voices, March 11, 2023 - Full Show Questions about representation at this weekend’s Oscars. Meet the priest who could become the first Black saint in the U.S. And making art out of unexpected items. Mar 11, 2023 A Shortage of Albuterol is About to Get Worse, Especially in Hospitals Liquid albuterol has been in short supply since last summer. Now, the news of a manufacturing plant shutdown worries some doctors who work with patients with breathing problems such as asthma. Mar 11, 2023 Celebrating the Irresistible Songbook of Stevie Wonder at the Mercury Theater “Signed, Sealed, Delivered: A Stevie Wonder Experience” is driven by an impressive performance from singer, actor and pianist John-Mark McGaha. The show captures the sound and sensibility of Wonder while interweaving aspects of his personal life. Mar 11, 2023 ‘It’s Hard to Focus’: Schools Say American Kids Are Hungry Soaring food prices are adding strains on families who are seeing reductions in multiple kinds of financial assistance. One federal program that ends this month had given nearly 30 million Americans extra food stamps during the pandemic. Mar 11, 2023 South Side Irish Parade Keeps St. Patrick’s Day Traditions Alive It’s said the South Side Irish Parade started with about a dozen children marching around West Morgan Park with shamrocks and Irish flags. Now, organizers say it’s the largest community-based St. Patrick’s Day parade outside of Dublin. Mar 10, 2023 March 10, 2023 - Full Show Racial inequities in police traffic stops. A new all-affordable residence near Goose Island. Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. And fossils millions of years old are rediscovered. Mar 10, 2023 This Week in Nature: Fossil Discovery in Northern Illinois Has Turned Science on Its Head Fossils unearthed from Illinois’ famed Mazon Creek site have been sitting in collections misidentified for close to 50 years. Mar 10, 2023 Traffic Stops by Chicago Police Disproportionately Impact Black, Latino Drivers: Report A new report found that from 2015 to 2021, the average Black Chicago driver was six times more likely to be stopped than the average White driver. Latino drivers were twice as likely to be stopped than White drivers. Mar 10, 2023 Week in Review: Barbs Fly Between Chicago Mayoral Candidates Barbs fly between the would-be mayors. Chicago police mourn one of their own. And the NASCAR race leaves a bad taste in summer festival plans. Mar 10, 2023 Chicago Bears Trade No. 1 Pick in NFL Draft to Carolina Panthers: AP Sources The move allows the Panthers to acquire a potential franchise quarterback, although it remains unclear which QB Carolina prefers. The Bears are committed to Justin Fields at quarterback, and that gave them leverage to trade down. Mar 10, 2023 The Enduring Allure of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater There is a palpable electricity in the air whenever the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater arrives on stage at Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre. A recent performance featured pieces both old and new. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: