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May 3, 2025
1st Successful Camel Birth at Lincoln Park Zoo Since 1998
With fewer than 1,000 Bactrian camels estimated to be living in the wild, the species is classified as critically endangered. On May 9, a Bactrian camel calf was born in Chicago.
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1st Successful Camel Birth at Lincoln Park Zoo Since 1998
May 3, 2025
Solar System Symphony Melds Music with Astronomy
A Northwestern University graduate student is combining his love of music and astronomy to stage a solar system-inspired concert.
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Solar System Symphony Melds Music with Astronomy
May 3, 2025
Volunteers Collect Dead, Injured Birds in the Loop
Since 2003, a group called the Chicago Bird Collision Monitors has made it their mission to collect birds that have been killed or injured after striking buildings and other structures.
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Volunteers Collect Dead, Injured Birds in the Loop
May 3, 2025
Turning Wastewater into Fertilizer, MWRD Plant Battles Nutrient Pollution
A brand new water treatment facility that takes wastewater and creates high-grade fertilizer comes online for the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District in Stickney.
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Turning Wastewater into Fertilizer, MWRD Plant Battles Nutrient Pollution
May 3, 2025
Study: Some People ‘Hardwired’ for Chronic Pain
What our age may or may not say about our health, why some people may be “hardwired” to experience chronic pain, and a possible explanation for the ice geysers on Saturn's moon Enceladus. Rabiah Mayas joins “Chicago Tonight” to examine these stories and more. 
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Study: Some People ‘Hardwired’ for Chronic Pain
May 3, 2025
Photographer Captures Rare Owls Nesting, Breeding in Cook County
Two years ago, amateur photographer Josh Feeney spotted a nest of owls within a Cook County forest preserve. Since then, he's returned to the site to check on the rare species and recently found evidence of successful breeding.
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Photographer Captures Rare Owls Nesting, Breeding in Cook County
May 3, 2025
How a Park Bench Monitors Air Quality on Chicago’s Southeast Side
The Environmental Protection Agency recently installed a park bench equipped with air pollution sensors at a CPS elementary school. It's one of just seven such benches in the U.S.
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How a Park Bench Monitors Air Quality on Chicago’s Southeast Side
May 3, 2025
EPA: Widely Used Herbicide is Harmful to Wildlife
Some farm groups are criticizing a new report about the hazards of atrazine, a herbicide that was banned by the European Union more than 10 years ago.
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EPA: Widely Used Herbicide is Harmful to Wildlife
May 3, 2025
Shedd Installs Largest Lithium-Ion Battery of Any US Aquarium or Zoo
The Shedd Aquarium has added a new source of power as part of its green initiative – and it isn’t coming from the institution's electric eels.
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Shedd Installs Largest Lithium-Ion Battery of Any US Aquarium or Zoo
May 3, 2025
Study: Carbon Dioxide Could Keep Asian Carp out of Great Lakes
A process similar to making soda water may be an effective strategy in warding off an Asian carp invasion that’s threatening the health of the Great Lakes, including Lake Michigan.
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Study: Carbon Dioxide Could Keep Asian Carp out of Great Lakes
May 3, 2025
Strawberry Moon Caps off Summer Solstice on Monday
Monday marks a rare celestial event for stargazers: For the first time in decades, the full moon falls on the summer solstice.
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Strawberry Moon Caps off Summer Solstice on Monday
May 3, 2025
Unanimous Vote Gives Waukesha Access to Lake Michigan Drinking Water
The city of Waukesha on Tuesday was given a green light to divert water from Lake Michigan for its drinking water supply after eight representatives from the states that border the Great Lakes voted unanimously to allow the diversion.
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Unanimous Vote Gives Waukesha Access to Lake Michigan Drinking Water
May 3, 2025
Argonne National Lab Celebrates 70 Years of Cutting-Edge Research
Since its creation in 1946, Argonne National Laboratory has been at the forefront of scientific research. Lab director Peter Littlewood joins us to discuss 70 years of scientific discovery.
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Argonne National Lab Celebrates 70 Years of Cutting-Edge Research
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