The Week in Review
Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review: 11/7
Joel Weisman and his panel of journalists analyze the midterm elections. How did Bruce Rauner win? Can he get along with Mike Madigan? Is Illinois still blue? And what impact will Rauner have on relations with Chicago and Mayor Rahm Emanuel? And in sports, the Cubs get a new manager in the cerebral Joe Maddon.
Panel:
Charles Thomas, ABC-7 News
David Schaper, NPR
David Greising, Reuters
Matt Spiegel, 670 the Score
Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight's web stories from this week:
Monday, Nov. 3
Naomi Klein
Mental Health Transition Center
Chicago Election Officials Allege Possible Interference With City Vote
Campaign Roundup
Cubs Hire Maddon
Judicial Elections
Tuesday, Nov. 4
Preparing the Garden for Winter
A Passion for Paschke
New Age Lucas Museum
Midterm Madness
Local Election Day News
Wednesday, Nov. 5
Election Winners
Ask Geoffrey: 11/5
Doris Kearns Goodwin and “The Roosevelts”
Social Impact Bonds to Expand Pre-K
Foster Retains 11th Congressional District Seat
Analyzing the Election Winners
Quinn Concedes, Rauner Elected Governor
Thursday, Nov. 6
Viewer Feedback: 11/6
Scientific Chicago with Rabiah Mayas
Artist Alison Ruttan Creates Destruction
Seek and Destroy
Looking Ahead With Legislators
Rauner Introduces Transition Team
Archdiocese of Chicago Releases Decades of Clerical Abuse Documents
Weekend Events Around Town: 11/7-11/9
Friday, Nov. 7
Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review: 11/7
