Goodbye, Dusty
Cubs manager Dusty Baker is OUT! After one of the most disastrous seasons in years, Baker was let go by the team one day after the resignation of team president, Andy McPhail. Elizabeth Brackett reports on what might happen next to the north siders.

News Analysis with Carol Marin
What did they know and when did they know it? That's the question democrats are asking republican congressional leaders about Congressman Mark Foley's inappropriate e-mail exchanges with a congressional page. Carol Marin talks with Democratic Illinois Senator Dick Durbin.

Bears Alumni Club
The Bears sensational victory over the Seahawks last night has Chicagoans uttering those two magic words: Super Bowl. A former Super Bowl receiver, Dennis McKinnon, joins us tonight on our Bears Alumni Club.

Chicago Stories
In the spring of 1924, the attention of the world was focused on crime in Chicago. It wasn't Al Capone though, it was two brilliant University of Chicago graduate students, Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb. Last Monday we presented part one of our six-part Chicago Stories mini-series about Leopold and Loeb and their attempt to commit a "perfect" crime. Tonight, John Callaway picks up the story with a well-known Chicagoan, former Alderman Leon Despres, who grew up in Kenwood and knew both the victim, Bobby Franks, and Richard Loeb.

Critic for a Day
Kevin Costner is back on the big screen in the action-adventure film, The Guardian. Our critic for a day, Rockit Ranch Bar and Grill owner Billy Dec, will tell us what he thought about the film.

Arts Across Illinois
A local theater group has taken over a marvelous old mansion in the western suburbs. First Folio is best known for its outdoor Shakespeare performances at the Mayslake Peabody estate in Oak Brook, but they've taken their theater indoors to perform the terrifying tales of Edgar Allen Poe. In tonight's installment of Arts Across Illinois Eddie Arruza has the frightening details.