Wednesday, January 18, 2006

James Laski Update
James Laski, the embattled Chicago city clerk is still on the job, but he lost one of his perks. Rich Samuels has the latest from City Hall.

State of the State
Governor Blagojevich gave his Sstate of the State address today touting his administration's performance and calling for several new initiatives, but political opponents say the speech was just election-year rhetoric. Eddie Arruza has the highlights of the governor's address along with reaction from legislators of both parties.

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News Analysis with Carol Marin
Former Lieutenant Governor Corinne Wood is in treatment for a recurrence of her breast cancer. Carol Marin and her panel will examine the latest research in the fight against the disease.

Personal Essay
A personal encounter with racial profiling is the topic of an essay by WTTW contributor, Sylvia Ewing.

The Number
Chicago author Lee Eisenberg joins us to talk about what he says is the last taboo in America, as well as the topic of his new book The Number.

Hedy Weiss Theater Reviews
Chicago Sun-Times theatre critic Hedy Weiss reviews three new productions, including Pericles, the Shakespeare classic now playing at the Goodman Theatre.

Horticulture Show
It's January in Chicago and that can only mean one thing: new breeds of flowers! We'll visit the Mid-America Horticulture Show at McCormick Place.

Kelly Hogan Live
We'll have a live performance from Chicago singer/songwriter Kelly Hogan. She's part of a series of local concerts for a good cause. Click here for benefit concert information.

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