WTTW's Chicago Tonight examines how bicyclists and motorists can peacefully coexist in Chicago. Elizabeth Brackett’s panel discusses the issue. Want to watch more segments from Chicago Tonight? Visit http://www.wttw.com/chicagotonight

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WTTW's Chicago Tonight marks the 30th anniversary of the Unabomber’s first attack. Carol Marin talks to Trib reporter Robert K. Elder. Want to watch more segments from Chicago Tonight? Visit http://www.wttw.com/chicagotonight

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WTTW's Chicago Tonight reports on Senator Ted Kennedy's brain cancer diagnosis. Elizabeth Brackett and her panel of experts explore what such a diagnosis can mean. Want to watch more segments from Chicago Tonight? Visit http://www.wttw.com/chicagotonight

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WTTW's Chicago Tonight checks in on the R. Kelly child porn trial, which began today. Rich Samuels reports on what attorneys for both sides told jurors. Want to watch more segments from Chicago Tonight? Visit http://www.wttw.com/chicagotonight

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After more than three years in Chicago, it will soon be curtains for "Wicked." Chicago Tribune reports the show will end its run in early 2009. Theater critic for the Tribune, Chris Jones, talks about the decision and what the show has meant to Chicago.

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WTTW's Chicago Tonight catches up with Gov. Rod Blagojevich as he's booed at an appearance in Chicago. Rich Samuels gets his reaction to that, and more.

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WTTW's The Week in Review recaps the week’s juiciest local news stories, with host Joel Weisman and panel of reporters. Want to watch more segments from Chicago Tonight?
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CLTV's program, "NIU: Together, Forward" is a look at how a group of students lives were changed because of the shooting on the NIU campus on Feb 14, 2008. CLTV worked closely with student journalists from NIU's Northern Television Center, the student newspaper "The Northern Star" as well as a sit-down interview with the president of NIU, John Peters."

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