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) Jul 7, 2014 Disaster and Survival We take a look at a new book that sheds light on one of the most horrific plane crashes, 25 years after the accident. Jul 7, 2014 Illinois Adoptees Mark Anniversary In four years since Illinois passed an adoption law, more than 10,000 adult adoptees have received their original birth certificates. 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 Jul 7, 2014 Remembering Alan Dixon Jul 3, 2014 Where's The Beef? Chicago chefs are rallying against the use of antibiotics in livestock. We revisit the discussion we had with our panel about what this means for city consumers and diners. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 3, 2014 Summer Reading Picks No more pencils, but plenty of books. With summer underway and the holiday weekend ahead, we revisit our discussion of hot reads for the season with our literary panel. Jul 2, 2014 CTA Completes Switch to Ventra July 1 was V-Day in Chicago. Ventra is the only pre-paid fare system for all CTA buses and trains. We'll tell you what riders think of Ventra more than six months after its botched rollout. Jul 2, 2014 CPS Unveils $5.7 Billion Budget CPS officials say they will close a massive budget gap this year with an accounting change that will result in a $650 million windfall. Paris Schutz has more on how that works and reaction from the teacher’s union. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Jul 2, 2014 Remap Group Rethinks Proposal We talk with the attorney representing the group fighting to change Illinois’ self-serving remapping process. Jul 2, 2014 City Sensors to Collect Data Data-collecting sensors in the "Array of Things" project are set to go up on city lamp posts by mid-July. But some tech insiders are questioning the amount of data to be stored and whether or not personal privacy is a concern. Jul 2, 2014 "Brigadoon" Revived The Goodman Theatre stages a beloved American musical that hasn't had a major revival in more than 30 years. Jul 2, 2014 Ask Geoffrey: What IS That Thing? Geoffrey Baer answers the questions of six viewers who wonder what's up with weird objects in and around Chicago. Jul 1, 2014 Quinn Signs Bill Relaxing Voting Restrictions The governor signs a bill relaxing voter restrictions, but Republicans say it's a backhanded ploy to elect more Democrats. Paris Schutz has the very latest. Jul 1, 2014 Kirk Dillard to be New RTA Chairman State Sen. Kirk Dillard is stepping down early from the position he’s held since 1993 in order to become the new RTA chairman. We talk to him about the transition and goals for the transit agency. Jul 1, 2014 Tom Skilling on Fog and Storms Now into summer, Chicago weather continues to fluctuate between sun, fog, and storms. WGN's Chief Meteorologist Tom Skiling joins us with why summer has gotten off to a foggy start. Send us your severe weather photos here and we'll use them in our online slideshow. Jul 1, 2014 Common Core Faces Pushback The Common Core State Standards set expectations for what children should know and learn. Originally adopted by 47 states including Illinois, major pushback against the standards has now developed. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
