Joel Weisman and his panel of journalists discuss the week’s news. Governor-elect Bruce Rauner assembles his transition team. A Chicago Tribune investigation reveals toxic Chicago Public Schools bond deals. Congressman Bobby Rush faces a House ethics probe. O’Hare is named the worst airport in winter. The CTA cracks down on Ventra card fraud. And Friends of the Parks files a suit to stop the Lucas lakefront museum.
Panel:
John McCarron, Chicago Tribune
Laura Washington, Chicago Sun-Times
Bruce Dold, Chicago Tribune
Lester Munson, ESPN
Watch our panel’s web-exclusive conversation in Web Extra: The Week in Review: 11/14.
Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight's web stories from this week:
Monday, Nov. 10
Viewer Feedback: 11/10
"Big Cat" Williams on the Bears' 55-14 Debacle in Green Bay
Photographer Steve Schapiro
Cardinal Francis George
A Democrat’s Advice for Bruce Rauner
Tuesday, Nov. 11
Writer Rights a Wrong
Bob Mariano on Grocery Store Expansion
Military Trailblazer: Col. (Ret.) Jill Morgenthaler
Architectural Reevaluation
Affordable Care Act and Get Covered Illinois
Wednesday, Nov. 12
Ask Geoffrey: 11/12
‘Slowing Time’
Slow Roll Chicago
Landing on a Comet
Tribune Analyzes CPS’ Bond Deals
City Council Debates CPS’ Bond Deals
“And the Winner is…”
Thursday, Nov. 13
Viewer Feedback: 11/13
Holiday Cookies
Shaking Up Notions of Shakespeare
NASA Astronaut Col. Mike Hopkins
Illinois Senate Leaders
Archbishop Blase Cupich Arrives in Chicago
Weekend Events Around Town: 11/14-11/16
Friday, Nov. 14
Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review: 11/14
Web Extra: The Week in Review: 11/14
