This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, President Obama releases his birth certificate, then makes a whirlwind trip to

Judge James Zagel told lawyers Thursday morning that they would have until Monday to request the removal of certain jurors.

The fiery pastor of St. Sabina Church is out and his parishioners went to the archbishop's residence to make their displeasure known.

A car door is a dangerous and unexpected obstacle that is dreaded by bicyclists around the world.

The international art world comes to Chicago for the Artropolis exhibition at the Merchandise Mart.

In honor of the 150th anniversary of the start of the Civil War this month, Geoffrey Baer looks back on what he's discovered about Chicag

Slow jury selection at the Blagojevich retrial could push opening statements until next week. Elizabeth Brackett has the story.

They are the ultimate pollinizers; without them there would be no agriculture.

The Lurie Garden is in full glory at Millennium Park.

The judge in the Blagojevich trial is hoping to wrap up jury selection soon. Elizabeth Brackett has the story.

Newark, New Jersey's police chief is reportedly among three finalists on the list to be Chicago's next police superintendent.

Sleeping on the job can be dangerous in some professions. Sleep expert Dr.