SORT Order Oldest FirstNewest First Has Video - Any -YesNo FILTER Date Range Start date End date Category - Any -Arts & EntertainmentBusinessCrime & LawEducationHealthPoliticsScience & NatureSports Keyword(s) Mar 20, 2013 "Captive Audience" How fast is your internet service and how much do you pay for it? Law professor Susan Crawford says that in the United States it's too slow and too much. She joins us. Mar 20, 2013 Jazz Vocalist Tammy McCann Jazz vocalist Tammy McCann just joined the ranks of the Music Institute of Chicago as an artist-in-residence. She joins us. Mar 19, 2013 Day 4 of Commissioner Beavers' Trial On day four of the tax evasion trial of Cook County Commissioner William Beavers, the tide may have turned in favor of the defendant. Mar 19, 2013 New Pope, New Era? Inaugurated today, Pope Francis called on Catholics to serve “the poorest, the weakest, the least important” in the world. Mar 19, 2013 Great Lakes Water Levels The water level in Lake Michigan rises after recent rains. But the long-term outlook still has lake levels far below normal. Mar 19, 2013 Evaluating Universal Preschool President Obama's State of the Union called for universal preschool. Nobel Prize-winning professor James Heckman shares his research on the benefit of preschool decades after graduation. Mar 19, 2013 "They Seek a City" We dig into a deeply rooted exhibition that showcases artists who found inspiration in the common experience of migration. Mar 19, 2013 Chef Rick Bayless Chef and author Rick Bayless shows us how to make an American classic with a twist. Mar 19, 2013 Chicago Water Department is Hiring The Chicago Water Department is hiring; 160 jobs have opened to install 75 miles of new water main and 57 miles of new sewers in 2013. Mar 18, 2013 Excerpt: "Wool" An excerpt from Wool by Hugh Howey. Mar 18, 2013 The Next U.S. Attorney? The former prosecutor in Gov. George Ryan's corruption trial will likely be the next U.S. Attorney in Illinois. Mar 18, 2013 Controversy Over "Persepolis" The Chicago Public Schools denies it banned the award-winning graphic novel Persepolis from classrooms and libraries for its depiction of torture. We have the latest on the controversy. Mar 18, 2013 Tax Season 2013 As tax day looms, the numbers show that filings are down 13 percent from where they were this time last year. Mar 18, 2013 Killing Cancer Changing the way medicine targets cancer. Could doctors one day kill cancer cells without the use of drugs or chemotherapy? Ash-har Quraishi spotlights some promising research in tonight's edition of Scientific Chicago. Mar 18, 2013 "Wool" Author Hugh Howey got a writer's dream: multiple publishers offering him million-dollar deals to publish his work. Then he did something most authors wouldn't even consider -- he turned them all down. Howey joins us. Load More Thanks to our sponsors: