Body Worlds is back. The popular exhibit of preserved and dissected human bodies and body parts has returned to Chicago.

He brought down his homicidal mobster father with a letter to the FBI. Now, Frank Calabrese, Jr.

We sit down with the two aldermanic candidates in the 16th ward runoff. Meet JoAnn Thompson and Hal Baskin.

The stock market took a dip today, as news from Japan's nuclear plants left investors rattled.

Jay Shefsky talks with scientists who have found a way to create replacements for brain cells that die in the early stages of Alzheimer's

Legendary political journalist David Broder, a Chicago Heights native and University of Chicago alum, died last week at 81.

We sit down with one of the aldermanic candidates in the 15th ward runoff. Meet Raymond Lopez.

The devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit Japan has already claimed thousands of lives.

We sit down with the two aldermanic candidates in the 46th ward runoff. Meet Molly Phelan and James Cappleman.

The gloves come off in "God of Carnage," a biting comedy at the Goodman Theatre.

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Gov. Pat Quinn abolishes the death penalty with a stroke of his pen.

It's called "Transformational Education," and it's in play right here in Chicago.

Peter Sellars is renowned for his unique stagings of classical and contemporary operas and plays.

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

Former governor Rod Blagojevich has asked a judge to cancel the retrial against him and sentence him for the one count he was found guilt