Love prevails in Leonard Bernstein's Candide at the Goodman Theatre.

We hear what you have to say about some of our recent stories when we read our viewer mail.

Hundreds of people came out today calling for the resignation of Police Superintendent Jody Weis.

A new poll shows Republican Bill Brady opening up a large lead over incumbent Pat Quinn in the race for Illinois governor.

He was hired to thwart corruption about 10 months ago.

Has electroconvulsive therapy been unfairly given a bad name? We speak with one woman who claims the treatment saved her life.

From the archives, local sci-fi legend Ray Bradbury reads from his fiery classic Fahrenheit 451.

Eddie Arruza and his panel of political analysts look at the possible candidates for mayor, and discuss how race and gender may play key

It may be a tough job market, but some Chicagoans are finding jobs -- and fulfillment -- working in the not-for-profit sector.

We meet a 28-year-old Schaumburg native whose journey and home in the savanna of Kenya has taught her some most unexpected life lessons w

Hedy Weiss reviews a high-kicking production of A Chorus Line and two other must-see shows on Chicago-area stages.

Perhaps one of Mayor Daley's legacies will be the abundance of bikes -- and bike paths -- in Chicago.

You've opened a bottle of red wine but haven't finished it. Should you stick it in the refrigerator?

The recent oil leak in Romeoville is focusing the spotlight on oil pipelines in the Chicago region.