Displaced farmers–refugees from other countries–get more than food for their hard work at an urban garden in Chicago's Albany Park neighborhood.

We get reaction from aldermen to the eleventh hour deal that averted a Chicago teachers strike, as well as the mayor’s budget, police oversight reform and more.

Free events like the Chicago Blues Festival are evolving. We speak with Chicago’s new commissioner of cultural affairs and special events about the future of city celebrations.

Archbishop Blase Cupich is going to Rome, where he’ll be elevated to cardinal in a special ceremony next month. 

Watch the Oct. 10, 2016 full episode of "Chicago Tonight."

Sunday’s town hall debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was one of the most tense in history.

Picket signs are printed and teachers say they're ready to walk out as parents scramble to find care for their children.

Tech billionaire Elon Musk wants to create a colony on Mars. Assessing the challenges–and his chances of success.

The second presidential debate starts off frosty and quickly gets personal. Analysis of how the two candidates performed.

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