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) Sep 17, 2026 With 2 More Homers, the Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong Makes His MVP Case As Pete Crow-Armstrong came up with the bases loaded in the eighth inning, the Wrigley Field crowd chanted “M-V-Pete! M-V-Pete!“ — and not for the first time Wednesday night. Sep 17, 2026 An LGBTQ+ Film Festival and Stand-Up Comedy: 4 Arts Picks for Your Week Every Thursday, WTTW News newsletter producer Josh Terry highlights his picks for the week’s must-see cultural events. Sep 16, 2026 Spanish Is Fading Across Generations. These Latino Parents Are Working to Keep It Alive Nationally, the share of Latinos who speak Spanish at home declined from 78% in 2000 to 68% in 2024, according to a Pew Research Center analysis. The decline has been particularly pronounced among U.S.-born Latinos, as English becomes increasingly dominant across generations. Sep 16, 2026 South Side Residents Raise Concerns Over Amtrak’s New Railyard Proposal Residents are pushing back on plans to build a 24/7 Amtrak maintenance facility in Bridgeport. The transportation company said a new site is necessary, citing the current South Loop location as “undersized and fragmented.” Sep 16, 2026 Sept. 16, 2026 - Full Show Pushback on a plan for a new Amtrak facility. And how a new generation of Latino parents is keeping a part of their culture alive. Sep 16, 2026 Candidatos a la Presidencia de la Junta Escolar de Chicago Debaten sobre Presupuestos, Cierres y por qué Importan Estas Elecciones en Foro de WTTW La actual integrante de la junta Jessica Biggs, el exdirector político del Sindicato de Maestros de Chicago (CTU) Hilario Dominguez, el exvicepresidente de la junta Sendhil Revuluri y el abogado litigante Victor Henderson son los cuatro candidatos que buscan convertirse en el próximo presidente de la junta. Sep 16, 2026 Johnson’s Scaled-Back Push to Protect Renters Passes First Test The Committee on Housing and Real Estate voted 12-9 to advance a revised measure designed by Mayor Brandon Johnson to shift the balance of power toward renters from landlords. Sep 16, 2026 Illinois Asks for FEMA Help After August Storms The Trump administration denied Illinois’ two most recent requests for disaster help last year. Sep 16, 2026 ‘Broadview Six’ Continue Push for Inquiry Into ‘Poisoned’ Prosecution “The self-evident truth is that the government is still contorting itself to avoid the very transparency that it claims to embrace while opposing any further judicial inquiry into what transpired here,” defense attorneys wrote in a new filing. Sep 16, 2026 Chicago-Area Live Music Recommendations for Sept. 16-22 Each Wednesday, WTTW News producer Josh Terry presents must-see live music shows from indie rock to jazz, country, hip-hop and more. Sep 15, 2026 The Chicago School Board President Forum: A WTTW News Town Hall The candidates running in the historic race for Chicago Board of Education president join us along with an in-studio audience to discuss the district’s finances, student enrollment and much more. Sep 15, 2026 Chicago School Board President Candidates Talk Budgets, Closures and Why This Election Matters in WTTW Forum With Election Day less than two months away, the four candidates running to become Chicago’s first-ever elected school board president faced off Tuesday to discuss finances, student achievement and their vision for the future of education as part of a special town hall forum hosted by WTTW News. Sep 15, 2026 Research Has Turned Up Fish Swimming Ultra Marathons Every Day in the Chicago River. Take That, Humans A researcher at Shedd Aquarium tracked a single bluegill traveling nearly 7.5 miles in a single day, or the equivalent of a 52-mile swim for a human. Sep 15, 2026 Chicago Drivers Caught on Camera Blocking Bus, Bicycle Lanes Hit With $4.5M in Fines: Data In all, the city has banked $2.6 million in revenue from the tickets, records show. Sep 15, 2026 Cook County Voters Gave the Forest Preserve a Tax Increase, New Report Shows Where the Money Went A new report outlines investments made by the forest preserve district between 2023 and 2025 that wouldn’t have happened without additional tax dollars. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: