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Chicago Business News: 8/15

Groupon shares plunge 27 percent as second quarter earnings underwhelm.

Artist Documents Chicago Murders

Photographs of every site in Chicago where a murder took place laid out on a timeline turns into a cityscape where violence becomes a part of the fabric of the city. Elizabeth Brackett reports.

Bicentennial of Battle of Fort Dearborn

Today marks the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Fort Dearborn. The author of a new book joins us to discuss this battle and the birth of Chicago.

Preview of Special Session in Springfield

With just three days until the special legislative session in Springfield, lawmakers here are given even more sobering news about the state's pension hole. What's likely to happen Friday? We have the latest from the state capital.

Watchdog Vs. Watchdog

Ald. Burke agrees to show records on disability pay to City Council watchdog. But should the records be turned over to City Inspector General Joe Ferguson instead? Paris Schutz has the latest.

Damaging Drought

Farmers and scientists say this year's corn yield will be the lowest in more than a decade. We take a look at how genetic engineering may have tempered the effects of this year's drought.

Laura Berman Goes Bald

Sex therapist Dr. Laura Berman tells us why she feels empowered after going bald for cancer treatment.

"The Black Chicago Renaissance"

You may have heard of the Harlem Renaissance, but now there's a growing awareness of the Black Chicago Renaissance. We piece together some fascinating lost history.

Prison SMART

Yoga and meditation come to Cook County Jail's Boot Camp. We take another look.

Ask Alpana: 8/14

Why are craft beer selections at restaurants so limited and what's a good moonshine? Check Please! Host and Master Sommelier Alpana Singh joins us with answers to your wine, beer and spirits questions in Ask Alpana.

Exclusive: Ald. Burke Says Yes to Watchdog’s Request for Records

Chicago City Council's watchdog says he will "immediately" investigate records controlled by Ald. Ed Burke.

Chicago Public Schools Back in Session

One-third of students who attend Chicago Public Schools began the new school year today. The school day is longer this year, but how is the time being spent? And is there any progress on teacher contract negotiations? CPS and CTU heads join us with updates.

Viewer Mail: 8/13

Should the media be allowed inside Illinois prisons to authenticate claims of inhumane conditions?

Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review: 8/10

Eddie Arruza and his panel of journalists discuss the week's top headlines.

Web Extra: The Week in Review: 8/10

Watch a web-exclusive conversation with Eddie Arruza and his panel of journalists.