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September 23, 2019

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September 20, 2019

The Week in Review: Lightfoot Gets Blowback for Pot Plan

September 19, 2019

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Field Museum Joins Youth Climate Strike in Chicago

Joe Mansueto speaks with WTTW News on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019.

Will New Owner Joe Mansueto Light Up the Chicago Fire? We Ask Him

Sidney Blumenthal (Credit: Ralph Alswang)

Former Clinton Aide Blumenthal Tackles Lincoln’s Life in 5 Volumes

Mickey Alice Kwapis

Mickey Alice Kwapis Wants You to Love Taxidermy As Much As She Does

The Rev. Michael Pfleger appears on “Chicago Tonight” on Sept. 19, 2019. (WTTW News)

Father Michael Pfleger: Gun Violence ‘Not Just a Chicago Problem’

Bears vs. Redskins: Chicago’s Offense Looks to Improve After Slow Start

Crain’s Headlines: Amazon Announces Renewable Energy Goals

September 19, 2019 - Full Show

September 18, 2019

Spotlight Politics: Signs of Struggle Ahead for Lightfoot?

An illustration by Langston Allston from the new book “Everything Must Go.” (Courtesy Kevin Coval and Allston)

‘Everything Must Go’ Investigates Gentrification through Poetry, Illustrations

Ask Geoffrey: The Pan American Games in Chicago

(Courtesy of Chicago Architecture Biennial / Kendall McCaughtery, 2019)

2019 Chicago Architecture Biennial Returns With a Critical Eye

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FCC Proposes New 3-Digit Suicide Prevention Lifeline

(Nick Ulivieri / Crain’s Chicago Business)

Crain’s Headlines: Fulton Market Office Building Sells for $50M

A Chicago Department of Transportation rendering shows what a new bike lane configuration on Dickens Avenue would look like.

‘Greenway’ Plan for Lincoln Park Side Street Sparks Neighborhood Tension

Mayor Lori Lightfoot speaks to the media following a City Council meeting Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2019. (WTTW News)

City Council Looks to Restrict Vaping, Expand Marijuana

September 18, 2019 - Full Show

September 17, 2019

Jonathan Kelly, co-founder of the Lawndale Pop-Up Spot. (WTTW News)

A Shipping Container Gets New Life as Lawndale Pop-Up Spot

Chicago Band Big Sadie Weighs in on Ken Burns’ Documentary ‘Country Music’

New Technique for Repairing Old Water Lines Could Save Neighborhood Trees

Crain’s Headlines: Lightfoot Administration Rolls Out Pot Plan

According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data, workers in food preparation and serving-related occupations made up the bulk of workers earning minimum wage or less in 2013, the Pew Research Center reports. (delo / Pixabay)

Should Chicago Increase Its Minimum Wage to $15 by 2021?

Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx appears on “Chicago Tonight” on Sept. 17, 2019. (WTTW News)

Kim Foxx Hopes to ‘Right Wrongs of the Past’ With Pot Expungements

Pat Lohenry

Lifelong Dollhouse Maker Dreams of Creating a Museum

September 17, 2019 - Full Show

September 16, 2019

General Iron Industries is a scrap metal recycling company that has operated along the north branch of the Chicago River near Cortland Street and Clybourn Avenue. (WTTW News)

General Iron Deal Spurs Debate About Land Use, Air Quality

(Ken Teegardin / Flickr)

The Reparations Debate is Heading to City Council

Crain’s Headlines: Amazon Adds 400 Jobs to Chicago Office

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