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) Sep 2, 2014 Wallace Kirkland The photographer Wallace Kirkland was a late bloomer who started his career as a social worker at the Hull House settlement in Chicago. He took a winding path in an artistic career that led him from Jamaica to India and around the world – all the while photographing Chicago people and places. Sep 2, 2014 Chicago as a Terminal Town We explore Chicago as a terminal town from 1939 until present day, with author Joseph P. Schwieterman. 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 Aug 28, 2014 Candlelight Protest Addresses Diversity in River North Chicago’s predominantly-white River North neighborhood was the scene of a candlelight protest to promote racial diversity. Aug 28, 2014 Police Cmdr. Evans Charged With Misconduct On the day Police Cmdr. Glenn Evans is charged with official misconduct and aggravated battery for allegedly putting the barrel of a gun in a suspect’s mouth, we talk to WBEZ editor Derek John about how they broke the story of the alleged misconduct. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Aug 28, 2014 O’Hare Airport Home to Goats, Llamas, More Millions of passengers travel through O'Hare every year, but dozens of burros, goats, and llamas call the airport home. Why? Paris Schutz explains. Aug 28, 2014 ‘The Opening Kickoff’ To kick off the college football season, we talk with an author about the sport's past and connection to its present. Aug 28, 2014 From Farm to Table with Rick Bayless Rick Bayless takes Eddie Arruza on a tour of his Bucktown garden. Bayless uses many of the crops he grows in his backyard in his restaurants and at home. With fall around the corner, Bayless prepares a seasonal dish using vegetables from his garden. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Aug 28, 2014 African Festival of the Arts Celebrates 25 Years We explore one of the city's largest and oldest neighborhood festivals. Aug 28, 2014 Viewer Feedback: 8/28 We share what you had to say about recent stories when we read some of our viewer feedback. Aug 27, 2014 City Honors Jackie Robinson West The city celebrates the U.S. Little League champs Jackie Robinson West All-Stars. Paris Schutz has the complete recap of the day's festivities. Aug 27, 2014 Investing in Chicago’s Youth How can Chicago translate the pride felt today for our little league champs into a long-term plan for the city's youth? We discuss with our panel. Aug 27, 2014 ’The Organized Mind’ We talk to a neuroscientist who's out with a new book to help us organize our minds. Aug 27, 2014 Harvest Time with Rick Bayless While it may not feel like it, fall is upon us which means it’s time to harvest those gardens and cook up some new seasonal recipes. We join Chicago chef Rick Bayless in his own garden to harvest and cook up a refreshing fall dish. Aug 27, 2014 Ask Geoffrey: 8/27 Geoffrey Baer compares fact and fiction in a long-ago murder, explores the life of an architectural pioneer, and strolls the Riverwalk in this week’s Ask Geoffrey. Aug 26, 2014 Mayoral Campaign Kicks Off Today is the first day to start circulating nominating petitions in the race for mayor and City Council. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: