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Clip: 11/07/2019 | 2m 54s
The nation’s most diverse orchestra is working to push the boundaries of how classical music is presented. Arts correspondent Angel Idowu has this story.
Aired: 11/07/19
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Chicago Sinfonietta Celebrates the Festival of Lights
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How a Dixon City Employee Stole Nearly $54M in Public Money
It’s one of the most outrageous cases of municipal fraud in modern times.
Chicago’s Bloodshot Records Celebrates 25th Anniversary
We visit the label’s headquarters on the eve of its anniversary -- and get an earful.
‘Shared Street’ Model in Uptown: Will it Be Replicated?
Four years ago, Argyle Street in Uptown was dramatically reimagined.
Top Cop Eddie Johnson Announces Retirement: ‘It’s Time’
Why Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson is calling it quits.
Tough Challenges Ahead for Chicago’s Next Top Cop
Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson has had a difficult job in trying circumstances.
Bears, Lions Hope to Salvage Seasons in Divisional Showdown
Former Bears offensive lineman James “Big Cat” Williams has this preview of Sunday’s game.
Crain’s Headlines: Bill Daley Lands at Wells Fargo Bank
The move represents a return to the financial world for Bill Daley.
The Week in Review: Trump Lashes Out After House Panel Vote
Paris Schutz and guests discuss the week’s news.
The Week in Review: Eddie Johnson Out
Paris Schutz and guests discuss the week’s news.
