This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Chicago’s Inspector General Joseph Ferguson reveals developers receiving TIF funds were required to donate money to charities, especially former First Lady Maggie Daley’s After School Matters program. But the charity denies any improprieties. Mayor Rahm Emanuel is shifting more police and chasing city scofflaws. Protests here and around the country grow louder against corporate greed as the markets continue a rollercoaster ride. The CTA’s record-breaking budget deficit could force fare hikes. And in sports, in a surprise move, the White Sox name Robin Ventura as the new manager.

Guests:

- Kathy Bergen, Chicago Tribune

- Charles Thomas, ABC-7 News

- Jon Hilkevitch, Chicago Tribune

- Mike Mulligan, WSCR The Score Sports Radio & Chicago Tribune

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

Monday, October 3:

- Chicago Police Supt. Garry McCarthy

- Chicago Business News: 10/3

- Bears Alumni Club:Brian Baschnagel

- Nora Dunn & Felicia Fields:Love, Loss, and What I Wore

- Viewer Mail:Critical Mass

Tuesday, October 4:

- City-County Collaboration Identifies Savings

- Double-Dip Recession

- Dennis Rodkin on Real Estate

- Electric Cars

- Lyric Tenor Anthony Kearns

- Ask Alpana: 10/4

Wednesday, October 5:

- Aldermanic Roundtable

- Cellini Trial Update

- Improving Bedside Manner

- The Great Chicago Fire

- Blackhawks Legend Stan Mikita

Thursday, October 6:

- Steve Jobs' Legacy

- CTA President Forrest Claypool

- School Lunch Blogger

- Ask Geoffrey: 10/6

- Carrie Fisher

Friday, October 7:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 10/7-10/9

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