On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Eddie Arruza, more winter storms rock the Chicago area. The Republican candidates for governor debate in Springfield, while Gov. Pat Quinn refuses to debate Democratic opponent Tio Hardiman. The faculty at University of Illinois at Chicago stages a 2-day strike to demand higher wages. And in sports, Northwestern football players state their case to unionize to the National Labor Relations Board.

Guests:

- Amanda Vinicky, WUIS Springfield Public Radio

- Pamela Jones, CBS 2 Chicago

- Steve Daniels, Crain’s Chicago Business

- Tammie Souza, Fox 32 News

Watch our panel’s web-exclusive conversation in Web Extra: The Week in Review: 2/21.

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

Monday, February 17:

-Recommending a Theatrical "Train Wreck"

-Tom Skilling on Chicago Snow

-Cullerton on $3 Billion Budget Hole

-"We Are One Chicago"

-Scientific Chicago with Rabiah Mayas

-Mavis Staples Biography

-Block Museum Reopens with Blockbuster Artists

-Viewer Feedback:UIC Faculty Union Threatens Strike

Tuesday, February 18:

-UIC Faculty Strikes

-"Rethinking the War on Drugs"

-Mandell Trial

-"Think Before You Shoot"

-Norma's House of Glass

-Gary Griffin

Wednesday, February 19:

-Writing in Ernest

-NLRB Hearing Underway in NU Football Unionization Attempt

-Analysis of IL Governor Race and State Budget

-Great Lakes Ice

-Steven Chu

-Is Sitting Hazardous to Your Health?

-Ask Geoffrey: 2/19

Thursday, February 20:

-The Jokers Are Wild

-Flood Watch & High Wind Warning

-NIU President

-Great Cities, Great Lakes, Great Basin

-ADHD Does Not Exist

-Calculating Good Life Choices

-Young Sochi Singer

-Viewer Feedback:"Rethinking the War on Drugs" & Scientific Chicago with Rabiah Mayas

Friday, February 21:

- Cook County Issues Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

-Web Extra: The Week in Review: 2/21

- Weekend Events Around Town: 2/21-2/23