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) Jan 30, 2022 Activists Demand Federal Charges Against Jason Van Dyke as Release From Prison Nears Former Chicago officer Jason Van Dyke is scheduled to be released from prison Thursday after serving three years behind bars. Community activists and relatives of Laquan McDonald are now calling on the federal government to take action. Jan 29, 2022 Local Groups Offer Hope and Housing to Chicagoans in Crisis The recent cold and snowy weather is nothing new in Chicago. But for those experiencing homelessness, the weather adds another layer of difficulty to an already punishing situation. Jan 29, 2022 Even in Winter, Irving Park Mural ‘Mi Jardin’ Blooms Bright Artist Christian Paz grew up in Albany Park, so when he finally persuaded the owner of a nearby convenience store to agree to it, he jumped at the chance to beautify his community. Jan 29, 2022 Little Village Community Groups Call for Mental Health Resources After Gang Shooting Kills 8-Year-Old The fatal shooting of 8-year-old Melissa Ortega in Little Village is putting a spotlight on the city’s troubling gun violence. Despite a swift arrest, some community groups say their calls for more resources to address violence have gone unheard. Jan 29, 2022 Rogers Park Shop Hopes for Smashing Success with Custom Piñatas A Rogers Park woman left a corporate career behind to strike out on her own offering custom pinatas. She’s hoping her handmade creations will be a big hit as people return to gathering in person for parties. Jan 29, 2022 Chicago Tonight: Latino Voices, January 29, 2022 - Full Show Gun violence shakes the Little Village community, what’s being done to curb it. Resources for those struggling with housing insecurity. And a Rogers Park business owner hopes for smashing success. Jan 29, 2022 The CSO in a Resounding Homage to the Baroque The Chicago Symphony Orchestra traveled back in time with a program of works by early 18th century Baroque masters Antonio Vivaldi and George Frideric Handel. Jan 28, 2022 The Week in Review: Criminal Justice Leaders on Same Page This Week City leaders present a united front on crime. Competition from all corners this election year. And tackling the Bears’ new hires. Jan 28, 2022 No Bail For Man Accused of Shooting at Chicago Police Officer From Stolen Vehicle As Chicago police attempted to stop a stolen vehicle downtown Wednesday, one of the men inside allegedly fired a shot at an officer before he himself was shot multiple times by other officers, prosecutors said Friday. Jan 28, 2022 Lightfoot Rejects Chief Judge’s Plea for Collaboration Amid Crime Surge In a statement released by her office to WTTW News on Friday, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said a collaboration would not be possible until Cook County Chief Judge Tim Evans acknowledges the courts “part in making Chicago neighborhoods less safe.” Jan 28, 2022 Judge OKs Agreement to Destroy Gun Used by Kyle Rittenhouse Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger said the state crime lab would destroy the gun, probably in April. Judge Bruce Schroeder, the Kenosha County judge who presided over Rittenhouse’s trial, approved the agreement. Jan 28, 2022 Black, Latino Caucuses to Meet Sunday Behind Closed Doors in Bid to Break Deadlock Over Chicago Ward Map The meeting will include three members of the City Council’s Black Caucus, three members of the Latino Caucus and three other members of the City Council. Harris, Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s floor leader, is a member of the Black Caucus. Jan 28, 2022 How Many Times Can I Reuse My N95 Mask? It depends, but you should be able to use N95s and KN95s a few times. Jan 28, 2022 Lake Effect Snow Machine Turns on Chicago, Dumping More Than Half a Foot The National Weather Service is encouraging people to avoid non-essential travel, with intense snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour. Jan 27, 2022 ‘Chicago Tonight’ in Your Neighborhood: Kenwood Kenwood stands along the shore of Lake Michigan with a mix of 19th century mansions and affordable housing. It’s an area that’s been fighting the closure of schools and gun violence. We talk with residents who have been here for decades about their investment into the community and more. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: