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“FORECAST: A Fragile Climate” reports begin tonight

Por: WGN-TV Sports October 31, 2022

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Posted: Oct 31, 2022 / 03:07 PM CDT Updated: Oct 31, 2022 / 03:07 PM CDT SHARE Devoted all of my Facebook posts today to promoting our series on climate change which begins tonight on WGN News at Nine and runs Tuesday and Wednesday nights as well—then culminates in our half our special “FORECAST: A Fragile Climate”. I’ll have the promos for each night’s report on my Facebook page. Our three nights of reports on our changing... + full article



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