Hedy Weiss reviews the much-anticipated revival of Candide at the Goodman Theatre, plus three more shows from this busy fall the

Could a Latino be the next mayor of Chicago?

We take a look at provocative artwork from Gregory Orloff, a rediscovered Chicago artist from the 1930s.

The Bears beat the Green Bay Packers in the last seconds of Monday Night Football.

Acclaimed documentarian Ken Burns discusses his latest work, The Tenth Inning, which, among other things, takes a swing at baseball and s

Now that the first wave in health care changes has begun, how will they impact you?

For almost 90 years, public corruption has been the target of the non-profit Better Government Associ

We take a look at how the science taking place at Chicago State University may revolutionize urban agriculture.

It appears that the merger between Southwest Airlines and AirTran Airways has been cleared for take-off.

What classifies an American as rich? One University of Chicago law school professor has triggered a national debate with his blog.

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

On tonight's edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week In Review -- The campaign season heats up with Governor Quinn fighting back in response

Senator Bill Brady continues to pound Governor Quinn on the deal forged with AFSCME to cut health care costs and defer pay raises in exch

A bipartisan reform group says education in Illinois just isn't making the grade.

50 years ago this week, candidates Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy met in Chicago for the first televised presidential debate.