Chicago Tonight

How the town of Cicero is coping with COVID-19. Can the federal government bail out cash-strapped states? A UChicago doctor whose speech was heard around the world. Community voices on the...

Illinois recorded the highest number of newly reported cases of COVID-19 in a single day with 2,724 cases Friday – almost 700 higher than any other day. Officials attribute the spike to...

The governor modifies and extends the stay-at-home order. How Brighton Park neighbors are weathering the crisis. What the president’s immigration order means. And sports during the 1918...

The impact of COVID-19 at nursing homes in Illinois. Paris Schutz reports from the Montclare community. Marital and custody problems during the pandemic. A college student fights to live...

In Blue Island, a field hospital prepares to open. Calls to reopen the state's economy. A visit to the Wrigley Field food pantry. More help for small businesses. Plus: the Bulls “Last...

Gov. J.B. Pritzker closes schools for in-person learning for the rest of the year to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. On Friday, Illinois reported an additional 1,842 cases and 62...

The latest on COVID-19, and we’re live in Aurora. Pregnancy during the pandemic. How Argonne National Lab is joining the fight. Urban farming takes root. And in Ask Geoffrey: the 1918 flu...

Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart on running the jail during the pandemic. How neighbors in Albany Park are managing. Navigating COVID-19 with a disability. And everyday health and fitness,...

The latest on the fight against the novel coronavirus. Paris Schutz reports live from Austin. An outbreak of the virus at a shelter for immigrant children. Religious burials in the time of...

Fallout from a planned implosion in the city’s Little Village neighborhood. How plasma might treat COVID-19. Juggling the reality of e-learning. And a blues veteran plays on despite the...