Shows Chicago Tonight Week in Review SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Jul 22, 2020 A Tour of the ‘Notorious RBG’ Exhibition With Son James Ginsburg A look at the life and legal work of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, with family stories from her son. Jul 22, 2020 Some Tenants to Get More Notice Before Evictions Under New Law Mayor Lori Lightfoot has repeatedly said 30 days’ notice is not nearly enough time for a single person, let alone a family, to find a new place to live and move. Now, long-term renters will get more notice of an eviction without cause. Thanks to our sponsors: Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors View all sponsors Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 21, 2020 New Solar Orbiter Snaps Closest Pictures Ever Taken of the Sun We journey to the sun’s surface and explore more from the world of science with University of Chicago paleontologist Neil Shubin. Jul 21, 2020 What Does ComEd Bribery Deal Mean for Your Electricity Bill? ComEd is set to pay a $200 million fine as it seeks to get a bribery charge dismissed. Where will the money come from? Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 21, 2020 How Will CPS Improve Remote Learning? Track Attendance? Schools Chief Talks Reopening Plan It’s become one of the most pressing questions of the summer: Will schools reopen this fall, and if so, how will they do it safely? We speak with Chicago Public Schools CEO Janice Jackson. Jul 21, 2020 Chicago Tap Theatre’s Virtual Show Goes the (Social) Distance When the pandemic hit, the Chicago Tap Theatre adapted to the new virtual reality. This weekend, they’re taking it a “tap” further with their virtual show “30 Feet Together, 6 Feet Apart.” Jul 21, 2020 Black Restaurant Week: A Look at What’s on the Menu Friday marks the start of Black Restaurant Week, a nationwide showcase of Black-owned restaurants now in its fifth year. Here’s a look at what to expect. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 21, 2020 Grant Park Infrastructure is Crumbling, Advisory Council Warns With more than 300 acres in a prime downtown location, it’s no wonder Grant Park is sometimes referred to as Chicago’s front yard. But if you ask the leaders of the Grant Park Advisory Council, some yard work is in order. Jul 21, 2020 Trump, Congress Square Off Over Virus Aid as Crisis Worsens Divisions between the White House and Senate Republicans and differences with Democrats posed fresh challenges for a new federal aid package with the U.S. crisis worsening and emergency relief about to expire. Jul 21, 2020 July 21, 2020 - Full Show Watch the July 21, 2020 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jul 21, 2020 Trump Not Planning ‘Portland-Style’ Deployment of Federal Agents in Chicago: Lightfoot Mayor Lori Lightfoot sought to calm fears Tuesday that the president plans to send 150 unidentified, secret federal agents to Chicago, saying she has been told it will not be a “Portland-style” deployment. “We do not welcome dictatorship,” she said. Jul 20, 2020 Spotlight Politics: ComEd Bribery Scheme Ensnares Madigan The agreement ComEd reached to plead guilty to one count of bribery on Friday sent shock waves through the political world when “Public Official A” was described as the speaker of the Illinois House. Jul 20, 2020 How Students in Waukegan Juggle High School with Corporate Jobs The pandemic has upended how we work and how our children attend school. For one school network, Cristo Rey schools, the students attend school and work. Here’s a look at their model — and how it’s changing. Jul 20, 2020 ‘Party is Over’ for Downtown Landlords as Leasing Dips, Vacancies Rise The gleaming skyline that makes Chicago an architectural wonder is primarily made up of office towers. But those glassy marvels have been largely empty since March. A look at the prospects for downtown commercial real estate. Jul 20, 2020 Chicago’s Cultural Institutions Reopen With New Restrictions Chicago’s cultural institutions are beginning to reopen after shutting their doors in mid-March as the coronavirus spread. What you can expect on your next trip. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
