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UChicago Poll: Most Americans Want Government to Address Climate Change

A new poll on climate and energy reveals surprising attitudes from Americans. We talk with the leader of the University of Chicago study group.

Where Does Chicago’s Yard Waste Go?

Many Illinois residents are unaware of a 1990 state law making it illegal to mix lawn waste with household garbage. WBEZ reporter Monica Eng has the dirt on Chicago’s yard waste disposal program.

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Win or Go Home For Cubs vs. Nationals Game 5

Cubs fans are gathering outside Wrigley Field for Game 5. It’s not the packed scene we’ve seen for the last three nights, but a sizable crowd has congregated on the Wrigley Plaza to watch the game on the big screen.

Oct. 12, 2017 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 12, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

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Making Headlines: ProPublica Illinois Nonprofit Newsroom Launches

ProPublica Illinois, the first regional newsroom for the nonprofit website ProPublica, officially launched this week. We speak with Editor-in-Chief Louise Kiernan.

Chicago’s MacArthur Fellows on Joining the ‘Genius’ Club

Two of the 24 professionals named 2017 MacArthur Foundation fellows are from Chicago. We speak with Dawoud Bey and Rami Nashashibi.

‘Word Warrior’ Traces Uncommon Life of Chicago Writer Richard Durham

Meet author Sonja Williams, who tells the story of a pioneering Chicago writer—and the lives he chronicled—in the book “Word Warrior: Richard Durham, Radio, and Freedom.”

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Grammy-Winning Vocalist Catherine Russell Reflects on Musical Memories

As one of the most celebrated jazz vocalists of today, she has worked with David Bowie, Steely Dan and Wynton Marsalis. Catherine Russell joins us in conversation and performance.

Cubs Lose Water-Logged Game 4

The Cubs and Nationals finally got Game 4 in under a steady cold drizzle at Wrigley Field.

Oct. 11, 2017 - Full Show

Watch the Oct. 11, 2017 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Marketing Justice: ‘Law-Mart’ Examines For-Profit Law Schools

A new book questions whether for-profit law schools benefit students, or just investors. A discussion with author Riaz Tejani.

In Woodlawn, a Ground-Up Approach to a Healthier, Safer Community

A group of residents is getting back to its roots—literally—by partnering with the Morton Arboretum to harness the positive impact of trees on everything from the crime rate to the business community.

Why Sexual Harassment and Assault Happen, And How to Stop Them

As accusations mount against Hollywood film executive Harvey Weinstein, a look at sexual harassment and assault.

Cook County Soda Tax Repealed

Come December, Cook County shoppers and diners will no longer have to pay a much-reviled tax on sugary drinks after the county board voted Wednesday to repeal it.

Ask Geoffrey: Neptune’s Follies Make a Splash at Century of Progress

Geoffrey Baer takes a peek at a 1930s burlesque-style show and remembers the Chicago Daily News sporting events of yesteryear.