On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Joel Weisman, Mayor Rahm Emanuel pushes a plan to issue tickets for minor marijuana offenses. Expanded gaming legislation awaiting Gov. Pat Quinn’s signature could bring a casino to Chicago. Cook County Medical Examiner Nancy Jones retires amid morgue mismanagement. Walgreens goes global with a major European acquisition. And in sports, the Cubs knock the White Sox out of first place in the AL Central.

Guests:

- Kathy Bergen, Chicago Tribune

- Craig Dellimore, WBBM Newsradio 780 & 105.9FM

- Mary Ann Ahern, NBC-5 News

- Mike North, Daily Herald & WIND 560AM

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

Monday, June 18:

- Obama Makes Moves on Immigration

- Argonne's Supercomputer One of World's Fastest

- A Capitalism For The People

- Ask Geoffrey

- Bookman's Alley

- Viewer Mail: Illinois Medicaid Cuts

Tuesday, June 19:

- Changes at Cook County Morgue

- Chicago Could Ease Pot Laws

- Mark Shriver

- Roger Clemens Verdict

- American Folk Art

- Ask Alpana

Wednesday, June 20:

- Figure in Blagojevich Scandal Arrested

- Protecting Your Skin This Summer

- Make Music Chicago

Thursday, June 21:

- Illinois Leaders Meet on Pension Reform

- Chicago-Area Home Prices Up

- Chicago Business News

- Unraveling Turkish Rugs

- Museum of Broadcast Communications

- The Midwestern Native Garden

- Remembering LeRoy Neiman

- Viewer Mail: Pot Possession Violators

Friday, June 22:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 6/22-6/24