On this week's edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week In Review: Speaker Mike Madigan shoots down Governor Pat Quinn's tax hike in

A new drug is being called a potential "game changer" in the battle against heart disease.

Is an aging population remaking the world? We talk with the author of a new book who says it definitely is and will explain how.

Actor and painter Martin Mull talks about the suburban dreamscapes he captures on canvas.

Are you overwhelmed or even addicted to Facebook, MySpace or Twitter? An increasing number of people are opting out of social media.

What does a kids show from the 1950s have to do with an important part of Chicago Bulls history?

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

City Council passed Mayor Daley's budget today by a wide margin with no new taxes or amendments. Elizabeth Brackett has the details.

It's day two of the fall veto session in the General Assembly.

Are new airport security provisions a violation of privacy or an effective deterrent to terrorism?

Tyler Perry's new film For Colored Girls is causing some controversy in the African-American community.

Provocative sex columnist and Chicago native Dan Savage joins us for a revealing interview.

The feud is intensifying between the outgoing and incoming Presidents of the Cook County Board.

Cubs owner Tom Ricketts joins us to talk about his controversial $200 million bond proposal to renovate Wrigley Field.

Jay Shefsky looks at proton therapy for cancer as Illinois opens its first proton therapy facility.