Politics
Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr. Ethics Inquiry
The Office of Congressional Ethics is investigating U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson, Jr.'s dealings with Rod Blagojevich over Barack Obama's vacated Senate seat, which the impeached and indicted former governor is accused of trying to sell. Rich Samuels has the latest on the investigation.
Arts & Entertainment
400 Years of the Telescope
The telescope was invented 400 years ago. A new PBS special looks at its powerful impact on science and religion. We speak with the director.
Hedy Weiss: Theater Reviews
Hedy Weiss Theater Reviews
Hedy Weiss is here with a "highly recommended" review of Steppenwolf Theater's new production of the Shakespeare classic "The Tempest".
Arts & Entertainment
Family Secrets Trial
We talk with the Chicago Tribune reporter who wrote a book about the historic trial that brought down a rogues' gallery of Chicago mobsters.
Arts & Entertainment
Paralympics Tennis Player
We meet an athlete who does not allow his disability to slow him down. Christian Farr introduces us to tennis player Paul Moran and tells us why he's fighting so hard to bring the Olympics to his hometown.
Arts & Entertainment
Millennium Park Changes
What exactly is going on in Millennium Park? Chicago Tonight's Geoffrey Baer tells us about some radical new structures to debut in June that will temporarily change the face of the park.
Arts & Entertainment
International Olympic Committee Visit
What do members of the International Olympic Committee's Evaluation Commission think of Chicago's 2016 snow job? They broke their silence this afternoon and Rich Samuels tells us what they said.
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Memorable Moments from the Chicago Tonight Vault
Chicago Tonight is marking its 25th anniversary this month. Tonight we look back on some of the key moments in history captured on this program.