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) Dec 2, 2025 Mayor Johnson Rejects Rival Budget Proposal, Vowing to Veto Garbage Fee Hike Even as City Council members returned to City Hall on Tuesday after the Thanksgiving holiday, there is no clear path to a deal with just 28 days left before the deadline to avoid an unprecedented shutdown of city government. Dec 1, 2025 Dec. 1, 2025 - Full Show A look at where the negotiations over the city budget stand. And how local advocates are commemorating World AIDS Day. 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 Dec 1, 2025 As Federal Government Declines to Recognize World AIDS Day, Local Advocates Emphasize Importance of Research and Prevention Started by the World Health Organization as a way to honor individuals who died in the epidemic, World AIDS Day raises international awareness about the ongoing public health crisis. Dec 1, 2025 Chicago’s Budget Director on State of Negotiations, New Revenue Plans Chicago Budget Director Annette Guzman joined “Chicago Tonight” to discuss the budget negotiations. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Dec 1, 2025 Christkindlmarket Organizers and Chicago Officials Negotiating Capacity Compromise. Is a Change in Venue Next? After strictly limiting visitors, city officials said they are working with the Christkindlmarket's organizers to allow more people to enjoy the experience, safely. Nov 28, 2025 Week in Review: Consumer Spending, Budget Battles and the Impact of Tariffs As the holiday season hits, we’re looking at the economy — consumer spending, budget battles, and the impact of tariffs and immigration enforcement on local businesses. Nov 26, 2025 Nov. 26, 2025 - Full Show Work requirements are changing for SNAP benefits. And how immigration enforcement efforts are impacting local street vendors. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Nov 26, 2025 Chicago Rapper Adamn Killa on His Social Media Success, Fans and Career Adam Kelly, better known as rapper Adamn Killa, has garnered a lot of attention for his often viral social media presence. Nov 26, 2025 Chicago Group Raises $300K for Struggling Street Vendors Amid Fears of Immigration Raids Many of Chicago’s street vendors say they’re being pushed out of business amid concerns over federal immigration enforcement. A number of vendors have stopped selling altogether. Nov 26, 2025 Work Requirements for SNAP Are Changing. Here’s What to Know in Illinois Many Chicagoans impacted by the new rules live in divested neighborhoods already suffering from a lack of access to nutritious food. Nov 25, 2025 Chicago Park District Budget Proposal Aims to Tackle New Projects, Address Homeless Encampments A long-awaited new fieldhouse, the transformation of a toxic waste site into a lakefront park and plans to address homelessness are all on the list of priorities for the Chicago Park District. Nov 25, 2025 Nov. 25, 2025 - Full Show Cook County residents will get another shot to file property tax appeals. A clean slate and a new beginning — we explain. And the Chicago Park District unveils its budget proposal. Nov 25, 2025 Cook County Board of Review to Reopen 2025 Property Tax Appeals Window The Cook County Board of Review, the office tasked with settling appeals, announced that everyone who lives in a Cook County township that’s already closed its 2025 property tax appeal window will have another shot to file. Nov 24, 2025 Nov. 24, 2025 - Full Show What exactly is a consent decree and how does it work? Plus, what the push for police reform looks like at the neighborhood level. Nov 24, 2025 Police Oversight Board’s New Leader on Welcoming City Ordinance, CPD Traffic Stop Policy Remel Terry is now president of the Community Commission for Public Safety and Accountability. Terry has been a member of the commission, better known as the CCPSA, since it was launched in 2022. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: