On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Joel Weisman, a court strikes down Illinois’ ban on concealed carry guns. Ald. Sandi Jackson decides to keep her job and not go after her husband’s vacated Congressional seat. Gov. Pat Quinn pushes a marriage-equality bill. Cardinal George gives a health and career update. And in sports, the struggling Bears prepare for the Packers.

Guests:

- Mary Mitchell, Chicago Sun-Times

- Mary Ann Ahern, NBC-5 Chicago

- Pat Milhizer, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin

- Lester Munson, ESPN

Watch our panel’s web-exclusive conversation in Web Extra: The Week in Review: 12/14.

Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight's web stories from this week:

Monday, December 10:

- Vanecko Pleads Not Guilty in Koschman Death

- New Pension Bill

- "Big Cat" Williams on Bears vs. Vikings

- Web Extra: "Big Cat" on Dallas Cowboys Tragedy

Tuesday, December 11:

- Court Strikes Down Ban on Concealed Carry

- Opposition to New Pension Reform Bill

- Chicago Architect Wins Driehaus Prize

- Pulse on America: New Survey Shows Sharp Political Divides

- You Were Never in Chicago

- Canoe Guru

Wednesday, December 12:

- City Council News

- 2nd District Slate Session Looms

- Chicago Business News

- Former Blackhawks Star Jeremy Roenick

- Web Extra: Jeremy Roenick

- Artist Theaster Gates

- Web Extra: Theaster Gates

- Chef Rick Bayless

Thursday, December 13:

- The Year’s Extreme Weather

- The Science of Good Cooking

- Web Extra: The Science of Good Cooking

- Color Bind

- The City in a Garden

- Fragile X Syndrome, Autism: Treating Social Withdrawal

- Viewer Mail: Illinois' Broken Pension System

Friday, December 14:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 12/14-12/16

- Web Extra: The Week in Review