On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Eddie Arruza, CPS unveils its school closings plan, which will impact 30,000 students. Rosemont Mayor Bradley Stephens throws a curveball into the Wrigley Field renovations, pitching the idea of moving the team to his suburb. Cook County Commissioner William Beavers is convicted of tax evasion; more pension reform machinations in Springfield; and Attorney General Lisa Madigan still hasn’t declared whether she’ll run for governor. And in sports, a Chicago Bears brouhaha over letting go of a legend, as the team parts ways with aging middle linebacker Brian Urlacher.

Guests:

- Craig Dellimore, WBBM Newsradio 780 & 105.9FM

- Paula Gomez, Univision Chicago

- Charles Thomas, ABC-7 News

- Dan McGrath, Chicago Sun-Times & The New York Times

Watch our panel’s web-exclusive conversation in Web Extra: The Week in Review: 3/22.

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

Monday, March 18:

- The Next U.S. Attorney?

- Controversy Over Persepolis

- Tax Season 2013

- Killing Cancer

- Wool

- Viewer Feedback: 3/18

Tuesday, March 19:

- Day 4 of Commissioner Beavers' Trial

- New Pope, New Era?

- Great Lakes Water Levels

- Evaluating Universal Preschool

- They Seek a City

- Chef Rick Bayless

- Chicago Water Department is Hiring

Wednesday, March 20:

- Illinois Senate Votes on Pension Bills

- IL Senate Votes on Pension Bill SB0001

- IL Senate Votes on Pension Bill SB0035

- The 'Rosemont Cubs'? Mayor Hopes So

- Can Moms Break the Cycle of Poverty?

- Chicago Business News: 3/20

- Captive Audience

- Jazz Vocalist Tammy McCann

Thursday, March 21:

- Beavers Guilty on All Counts

- Barbara Byrd-Bennett

- 54 Chicago Public Schools to Close

- The Fuss Over Fracking

- The Invisible Hand: Architect Thomas Beeby

- The Stone Age in Chicago

- Viewer Feedback: 3/21

Friday, March 22:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 3/22 – 3/24

- Web Extra: The Week in Review