Live Music Wednesday
Wednesday, March 26, 2008
Stateville Shutdown
Governor Rod Blagojevich wants to close the maximum security prison at Stateville near Joliet. Rich Samuels tells us where the prisoners would go and why the plan is controversial.
News Analysis with Carol Marin
The nation is still waiting for any good news about the economy. The shaky stock market, consumer confidence, housing prices and jobs reports all point to continued economic worries. Carol Marin and her panel of experts take a closer look at the data.
Kosovo Independence
Kosovo's independence from Serbia last month caused mixed reactions from both opponents and supporters around the world. Elizabeth Brackett takes a closer look at reactions among Serbs and Kosovo Albanians in Chicago.
A Legal Alien's Guide
There's a new book for newcomers to Chicago, be they immigrants or from out of state. Author Tatiana Sorokina joins us to discuss her book, "The Legal Alien's Guide."
Pinball Wizard Family
We meet a family of pinball wizards in pursuit of a championship and respect for a pastime that's been overshadowed in recent years by video games.
Urban Farms
Chicago's first permanent year-round urban farm is up and running in the Englewood neighborhood. Its creators aren't just trying to improve eating habits in poorer communities. They're also giving some people down on their luck a second chance. Christian Farr takes us on a tour.
Live Music Wednesday
Doug Lofstrom and the New Quartet are here to give us a preview of their upcoming concert at the Skokie Theatre.
