SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Dec 7, 2022 Chicago Comedian Pat McGann on Being a Latecomer to Stand-Up and Playing the Iconic Chicago Theatre Pat McGann made a transition from sales to stand-up comedy and in the years since has appeared on late night television and in his own special. Next year, he will headline a show at the Chicago Theatre. Dec 7, 2022 Oldest Known DNA Reveals Lush Life in Greenland 2 Million Years Ago With animal fossils hard to come by, the researchers extracted environmental DNA, also known as eDNA, from soil samples. This is the genetic material that organisms shed into their surroundings — for example, through hair, waste, spit or decomposing carcasses. Dec 7, 2022 Gary LaPaille, Former Illinois Democratic Party Chair, Dies at 68 Gary LaPaille, who served as chairman of the Illinois Democratic Party from 1990 to 1998, died Thursday at 68 from complications of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or ALS. Dec 7, 2022 Supreme Court Justices Appear Skeptical of Elections Case That Could Alter Voting In nearly three hours of arguments, liberal and conservative justices appeared to take issue with the main thrust of a challenge asking them to essentially eliminate the power of state courts to strike down legislature-drawn, gerrymandered congressional district maps on grounds that they violate state constitutions. Dec 7, 2022 Chicago Board of Education Vice President Sendhil Revuluri Stepping Down “Everything I have in my life I owe to public education,” Sendhil Revuluri said during the meeting. “Our city, our students, our educators all need and deserve a board that listens to the community, focuses on student outcomes, sets clear goals to drive our progress and then holds one another and our district accountable for that progress.” Dec 7, 2022 The Moon Is About To Make Mars Disappear. Here’s How To View Wednesday’s ‘Eclipse’ in Chicago Sky watchers will have their eyes peeled Wednesday night for a rare-ish celestial event: an “eclipse” of Mars. Dec 6, 2022 Pritzker Quietly Signs Revisions to SAFE-T Act, Which Eliminates Cash Bail The changes approved last week by Democratic members of the General Assembly is the fourth follow-up bill to the Safety, Accountability, Fairness and Equity-Today Act, or SAFE-T Act. Dec 6, 2022 Supreme Court to Hear Arguments Wednesday in ‘Most Important Case’ on Democracy The question for the justices is whether the U.S. Constitution’s provision giving state legislatures the power to make the rules about the “times, places and manner” of congressional elections cuts state courts out of the process. Dec 6, 2022 Grammy-Winning Chicago Ensemble Explores Possibilities of Percussion Third Coast Percussion is nominated for a Grammy for the fourth year in a row. “Gauntlet” is a new work that has the ensemble making music from a table full of toys and everyday items. Dec 6, 2022 Dec. 6, 2022 - Full Show CTA says it’s trying to close the huge staffing shortfall that’s been causing ghost trains and buses. Examining a legislature theory once called fringe that is now before the Supreme Court. And the possibilities of percussion. Dec 6, 2022 15-Year-Old Student Fatally Shot Near CPS High School: Police Chicago police are seeking the community’s help after a 15-year-old boy was fatally shot outside Michele Clark Magnet High School Tuesday afternoon. Dec 6, 2022 Illinois State Legislator Introduces Wide-Ranging Gun Control Bill Last week, state Rep. Morgan, D-Deerfield, introduced a wide-ranging gun control bill that would prevent the future sale of what the measure describes as “assault weapons,” as well as large-capacity magazines and devices that can switch other firearms into machine-gun style guns. Dec 6, 2022 Uber to Pay Chicago $10M to Resolve Claims Delivery Apps Hurt Restaurants During Pandemic A spokesperson for Uber, said firm officials were “pleased to put this matter behind us.” Dec 6, 2022 Trump Organization Found Guilty On All Counts of Criminal Tax Fraud Donald Trump and his family were not charged in this case, but the former president was mentioned repeatedly during the trial by prosecutors about his connection to the benefits doled out to certain executives, including company-funded apartments, car leases and personal expenses. Dec 6, 2022 Spotlight Politics: Ja’Mal Green Nabs Top Ballot Spot in Mayor’s Race — If He Can Turn Back Challenge Ja’Mal Green, one of the six candidates for mayor who filed at 9 a.m. Nov. 21, won a lottery for that coveted pole position on the ballot, one that many people believe could offer a boost in a crowded race. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: