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) Aug 1, 2018 Mysterious Box of Photographs Inspires a Globe-Trotting Art Show East meets West in an art show that began with a collection of photos found at an estate sale 27 years ago. Aug 1, 2018 Is Chicago the ‘Rat Capital’ of the US? Chicago residents logged more than 50,000 complaints last year about rats, according to a new survey that ranks the city as the “rat capital” of the U.S. We separate rat fact from fiction. 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 1, 2018 Lake Shore Drive March: Activists to Protest Police-Involved Shootings Protesters are poised to take over Wrigleyville on Thursday. Organizers of the march are here to tell us why. Aug 1, 2018 Willie Wilson Gives Away More Cash, Comes Under New Scrutiny A watchdog group takes action against the Chicago mayoral candidate’s campaign for behavior they believe is unethical and improper. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Aug 1, 2018 The Beatles in Evanston: A Rare Look at Northwestern’s Beatles Manuscripts A local institution holds handwritten lyric sheets belonging to the biggest-selling music artists of all time. We get a peek at this collection of cultural artifacts. Aug 1, 2018 Ask Geoffrey: How Now, Chicago Cows? Some 20 years after they stampeded along Michigan Avenue, Chicagoans are still moo-ved by the memory of Cows on Parade. Geoffrey Baer revisits the 1999 art project in this encore edition of “Ask Geoffrey.” Jul 31, 2018 Archaeological Dig at Gray-Cloud Home Attracts Neighbors, History Buffs Archaeologists are nearing the end of a monthlong dig in the city’s Old Irving Park neighborhood. What they’re looking for – and what they’ve turned up. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 31, 2018 NASA’s Mission to ‘Our Star’ Named After UChicago’s Eugene Parker Next week, the retired University of Chicago astrophysicist, 91, will watch as a probe named in his honor is launched from the Kennedy Space Center and catapulted to the sun’s corona. Jul 31, 2018 World’s Next Largest Telescope Hopes to Answer Question of Life Beyond Earth There’s a telescope under construction in Chile, and it’s slated to be the world’s largest – if it’s completed in time. Jul 31, 2018 July 31, 2018 - Full Show Watch the July 31, 2018 full episode of “Chicago Tonight.” Jul 31, 2018 Destruction of the City’s Last Waterfall Begins Chicago is losing its last waterfall. We follow up on an earlier story to see the beginning of its demolition in River Park. Jul 31, 2018 CPS Watchdog: Byrd-Bennett Helped Company Land $67M in Contracts A for-profit company that contracts with Chicago Public Schools comes under fire in a new report for its connections to convicted former CPS CEO Barbara Byrd-Bennett. Jul 31, 2018 Lollapalooza Security Tightened, But Challenges Persist The annual music festival gets underway Thursday in Grant Park. Why this year’s four-day event comes with tightened security measures. Jul 31, 2018 University of Chicago Plays Key Role in Trying to Save Niger’s Heritage What a leading paleontologist in Chicago is doing to help the country of Niger save and display its rich cultural heritage. Jul 30, 2018 Emanuel Challenger Lightfoot, Police Union Tear Down Consent Decree The Chicago Police Department is one step closer to making reforms, but a draft consent decree is drawing criticism, and the police union has vowed to sue. We speak with FOP President Kevin Graham. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
