Shows Chicago Tonight Week in Review SORT Order Oldest First Newest First FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any - Arts & Entertainment Business Crime & Law Education Health Politics Science & Nature Sports Keyword(s) Apr 20, 2016 Crain's Roundup: McDonald's Testing Bigger, Smaller Versions of Big Mac One size apparently does not fit all Big Mac lovers. Crain’s Chicago Business managing editor Ann Dwyer weighs in on this story and more business news. Apr 20, 2016 Do Big Wins for Clinton, Trump in New York Signal End of Primary Season? Tuesday’s primary in New York proved that Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are the front-runners in their respective parties, with both candidates winning big in a state that was crucial to each campaign. What does it mean for the other candidates moving forward? 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 Apr 20, 2016 Ask Geoffrey: A League of Chicago’s Own Chicago women had a professional baseball league of their own in the 1940s and '50s. Geoffrey Baer has the story of the National Girls Baseball League. Apr 20, 2016 CTA Bus Driver Moonlights as Chicago Bluesman As a guitarist, singer and songwriter, Toronzo Cannon drives the sound of Chicago blues from the city to blues clubs and festivals around the world. Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Apr 19, 2016 Ron Magers Reflects on 51-Year Career in TV News The legendary Chicago news anchor who started his career at WMAQ-Channel 5 in August of 1981 will sign off one last time from WLS-Channel 7 on May 25. Apr 19, 2016 Progressive State Income Tax Proposed in Springfield A bill that's advancing in Springfield would move Illinois from a flat income tax of 3.75 percent to a graduated system, where higher earners pay higher rates. Does the bill stand a chance of becoming law? Apr 18, 2016 Comptroller Munger: ‘Devastating’ Budget Stalemate Needs to End Illinois Comptroller Leslie Munger tightens state lawmakers' belts, hoping to force a budget deal. Will that work to break the deadlock? Thanks to our sponsors: View all sponsors Apr 18, 2016 Despite Fundraising Efforts, Future of Historic Church Remains Bleak Historic St. Adalbert Church on Chicago's South Side is the latest casualty of a declining Catholic congregation and expensive upkeep. But could its listing by a preservation group give it new life? Apr 18, 2016 Blair Kamin on Lucas Museum Move, Endangered Churches and More The Chicago Tribune's Pulitzer prize-winning architecture critic discusses a new lakefront proposal for the Lucas Museum and architecturally significant churches like St. Adalbert's in Pilsen that preservationists warn are at risk. Apr 13, 2016 WXRT’s Terri Hemmert Explores History of Rock and Soul in New Show The veteran DJ and Radio Hall of Famer is back on the air following cancer surgery earlier this year. Learn about her new project blending a history lesson with live music. Apr 13, 2016 Mayor Emanuel, Aldermen React to Police Task Force Report The Police Accountability Task Force released its report Wednesday on the Chicago Police Department, saying the CPD is broken and has a “history of racial disparity and discrimination.” Will the City Council move to abolish IPRA? Apr 13, 2016 Exhibit Provides Insight into Bedroom, Life of Van Gogh We take a peek inside the mind – and bedroom – of Vincent Van Gogh in an exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago that runs through May 10. Apr 12, 2016 Eddie Johnson Fast-Tracked for Permanent CPD Superintendent A City Council committee on Tuesday gave a thumbs-up to an ordinance that will temporarily suspend the legally required process for selecting a police superintendent, and make the mayor's pick permanent. Apr 12, 2016 Complaints of ‘Rigged’ Delegate System Follow Trump Loss in Colorado As Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump blasts the delegate-selection process, we take a look at how it works on both sides of the aisle. Apr 12, 2016 Rauner Proposes Cuts to CPS, Meets with Top Legislative Leaders Chicago schools chief Forrest Claypool slams the governor's education plan that sees CPS losing $74 million. We speak with our Springfield correspondent Amanda Vincky. Load More Thanks to our sponsors:
