Epstein victims to get $72.5 million from Bank of America

Bank of America has agreed to pay $72.5 million to victims of Jeffrey Epstein who accused the bank of ignoring "numerous red flags" that facilitated the trafficking of young girls.

Bears stadium saga continues | The Chicago Report
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Vermont senator Bernie Sanders jumps into the Bears stadium debate. Meanwhile, Illinois lawmakers leave Springfield for spring break - did they get a stadium deal to keep the team from crossing the border? A prominent Islamic interfaith group sides with Mayor Johnson in the controversy of a city report on antisemitism. And we preview tomorrow's massive No Kings rally expected to take over Grant Park.

' No Kings' Chicago March to be held tomorrow | The Chicago Report
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Protest groups are getting ready for tomorrow's No Kings rally in grant park and across the country. The first no kings back in October drew an estimated 7 million demonstrators out. What is their message and how is the Trump administration responding? For more we're joined by one of the organizers - Kathy Tholin - with Indivisible Chicago.

Nancy Andrade's resignation sparks antisemitism debate | The Chicago Report
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We've talked a lot this week about the sudden resignation of city human rights commissioner Nancy Andrade over a report her office produced on fighting anti-semitism. Last night, one of the commission members said there was a dispute between their office and the mayor's senior leadership over whether to broaden the report and not necessarily make it about anti-semitism. Dan Goldwin told us last night - those changes have the Jewish American community in Chicago concerned.

Bears stadium saga continues | The Chicago Report
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The Bears are still tussling with lawmakers in Springfield still trying to finalize a deal to have them avoid property taxes and pay in lieu of fees on their massive planned development in Arlington Heights. Is it going anywhere and will it get done before the bears up and move to Hammond Indiana. Kam Buckner joins the show to discuss.

'The Home Team Act' could complicate Bears move
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The Chicago Bears stadium debate is getting some high profile involvement from Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. 

Senate advances partial DHS funding amid airport crisis, what to know
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The Senate approved a partial Homeland Security funding deal early Friday that would pay TSA workers and reopen some agencies, while leaving immigration enforcement funding unresolved.

Trump admin must restore $3B in CTA funding for Red Line, other projects, judge rules

A federal judge ruled that the Trump administration improperly withheld about $2 billion from the Chicago Transit Authority for its Red Line extension and modernization projects.

New CPS CEO, anthropic AI and Pentagon dispute | The Chicago Report
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Chicago Public Schools has a new CEO and it's a familiar face. And, we take a closer look at anthropic AI and the Pentagon dispute. All this and more on tonight's "The Chicago Report."

Reaction to Nancy Andrade's resignation | The Chicago Report
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City Hall has been rocked recently with some high profile firings and resignations. The most recent being the city's Human Rights Commissioner. 

Anthropic AI and Pentagon dispute | The Chicago Report
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Is AI the future of warfare? Inside a battle between AI companies for a major contract with the U.S. Dept. of Defense. 

Trump to sign emergency order to 'immediately pay' TSA agents

President Donald Trump said he will sign an emergency order that would direct the Department of Homeland Security to immediately begin paying TSA workers amid airport disruptions.

Trump showed off a classified map on 2022 plane trip, lawmaker letter alleges

Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland released a letter accusing President Donald Trump of showing off a classified map on a flight to his golf club and holding onto a sensitive document during his first term in office.

TSA wait times still hit record highs with ICE agents in airports

TSA wait times aren’t going down at some of America’s largest airports, despite ICE officers being sent to help with record-long security lines.