On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Phil Ponce, a bill awaiting Gov. Pat Quinn’s signature would help prosecutors bring down gang leaders. Chicago teachers cast their ballots on whether to authorize a strike vote. Teenagers are no longer allowed in Chicago tanning beds. The CTA announces a five-month shutdown of the south branch of the Red Line for a track replacement project. And in sports, rookie manager Robin Ventura’s White Sox remain in first place after late-game heroics against the Blue Jays.
Guests:
- Jon Hilkevitch, Chicago Tribune
- Derrick Blakley, CBS Chicago
- Kate Grossman, Chicago Sun-Times
- Fred Mitchell, Chicago Tribune
Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight‘s web stories from this week:
Monday, June 4:
- Karen Lewis
- Transit of Venus
- Viewer Mail: Saggy Pants
Tuesday, June 5:
- Jean-Claude Brizard
- New Technology Empowers CPS Parents
- Collapse of Pension Reform
Wednesday, June 6:
- Illinois Leaders Close to Pension Deal
- Gov. Walker Wins Recall Election
- Color Jam
- Remembering Ray Bradbury
Thursday, June 7:
- Bill Clinton on Chicago's Economy
- Latest on IL Gambling Expansion & Pension Reform
- Blues Players Rekindle Friendship
Friday, June 8:
- Weekend Events Around Town: 6/8-6/10
