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) Feb 17, 2022 Biden: Infrastructure Plan Gives $1 Billion for Great Lakes Cleanup The infusion from the bipartisan measure enacted in November, combined with annual funding through an ongoing recovery program, will enable agencies by 2030 to finish work on 22 sites designated a quarter-century ago as among the region's most degraded. Feb 17, 2022 Jesse White Endorses Anna Valencia in Secretary of State Race, Boosting Her Bid White’s endorsement puts his powerful political machine behind Valencia in the contest against former State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias and Ald. David Moore (17th Ward). Feb 17, 2022 Snow Swings South, Worst of Storm To Miss Chicago An expected snow-making weather system took a swing south, downgrading anticipated accumulation in the Chicago area, according to the National Weather Service. The evening commute could still be messy. Feb 16, 2022 February 16, 2022 - Full Show A doping scandal takes over the Olympics. The latest confusion about the Illinois school mask guidelines. Will a scrap metal company be approved for the Southeast Side? And brace for winter weather. Feb 16, 2022 Spotlight Politics: Dems Turn on Pritzker’s Mask Mandate Republicans and Democrats turn against Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s mask mandate, and the conviction of Alderman Patrick Daley Thompson Our politics team weighs in on that story and more. Feb 16, 2022 Thursday’s Wintry Mix: Expect a Messy Morning and Even Nastier Evening Commute Meteorologists have a clearer picture of the timing of Thursday’s winter storm, and it looks likely to snarl both the morning and evening commutes, especially in Chicago. Feb 16, 2022 COVID a Wildcard as Biden Prepares for State of the Union Biden’s March 1 address to Congress will play out against what Vice President Kamala Harris has called a “malaise” over the persistence of COVID and growing public impatience to get back to normal after two years of pandemic restrictions. Feb 16, 2022 Southeast Side Metal Scrapper Would Not Have Adverse Effect on Residents’ Health: City Assessment City officials said they would announce no later than Sunday whether they will issue the final permit Southside Recycling needs to start operations. Feb 16, 2022 Ending Forced Arbitration for Workplace Sexual Harassment Five years since the #MeToo movement took off, comes a change that will give women more protections in the workplace, and – a rarity for Washington – the measure has bipartisan backing. Feb 16, 2022 Uncertainty Remains Over Olympic Athlete’s Use of Performance-Enhancing Drug Fifteen-year-old Russian figure skater Kamila Valieva tested positive for the use of trimetazidine, a banned performance enhancing substance. But she has been allowed to compete in all her events and there is no clarity on what, if any, consequences she or members of the Russian Olympic Team will face. Feb 16, 2022 Chicago Man Charged 3 Years After Prosecutors Allege He Shot Woman, Himself in Washington Park Anthony Wilson, 54, was held without bail during a hearing Wednesday afternoon following his arrest on one charge of attempted first-degree murder in the March 2019 shooting of a 57-year-old woman. Feb 16, 2022 10 Things to Do This Weekend: Feb. 17-20 The newest cars, vintage finds, medieval music and thousands of orchids usher in the weekend. Here are 10 things to do in and around Chicago this weekend. Feb 16, 2022 Chicago Park District Board Elects City Year Exec Myetie Hamilton as New President The Chicago Park District board of commissioners has elected Myetie Hamilton, a member of the board since September 2021, as the body’s new president, filling a vacancy left by the resignation of Avis LaVelle, who stepped down in November. Feb 16, 2022 More COVID-19 Rules Fall as CDC Hints at Better Times Ahead Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said during a White House briefing that the government is contemplating a change to its mask guidance in the coming weeks. Feb 16, 2022 Two More Ex-Employees Charged in Overtime Scheme at Brennemann Elementary Federal prosecutors in Chicago announced charges against Jennifer McBride and William Jackson, who along with former principal Sarah Jackson Abedelal, allegedly submitted false overtime slips to conceal the purchase of iPhones, iPads and approximately $30,000 in gift cards. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: