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

After 22 years, Mayor Daley lays down his gavel at an emotional City Council meeting.

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Vacuum designer and philanthropist, Sir James Dyson, is bringing engineering training to Chicago Public Schools beginning this fall.

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After 22 years and hundreds of City Council meetings, Mayor Daley presided over his final one today.

Former chief of staff John Harris continued his testimony today, answering questions about Rod Blagojevich's efforts to put his wife Patt

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We discuss the impact of climate change on polar bears with two prominent conservationists.

A current play tells the story of the English monarch who lost the colonies and his mind.