The 2009 death of political insider Michael Scott remains a mystery to some, even though it was quickly ruled a suicide.

We catch a glimpse into Chicago in the 19th century on a tour of the remarkably preserved Glessner House on South Prairie Avenue.

Find out how the decisions of one woman over a hundred years ago help keep this Chicago neighborhood beautiful in tonight's Ask Geoffrey.

What happens when you mix puppets and opera?

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

ComEd has restored service to more than 600,000 customers affected by this week's power outages, but that leaves well more than 100,000 s

Street violence is on the rise in Chicago and some groups are using social media to plan and execute their attacks.

Radio personality Steve Dahl just announced he's offering subscriptions to his podcasts.

Some South Side residents are angry over major construction projects and beach restoration along the south lake shore.

There haven't been many bright spots in the first half of the Cubs and White Sox campaigns.

Security details for Chicago officials remain a source of controversy.

Monday's storms left hundreds of thousands without electricity.

What are the health hazards associated with thawing food in your powerless refrigerator?

Is gambling expansion a safe bet to solve the state's financial woes? We address the issue with State Rep. Lou Lang and State Rep.

Paris Schutz has the story of why one suburb is fighting for more bees, and why some residents there feel a bit stung.