Does the old adage 'you are what you eat' also apply to what you drink? Celebrity fitness guru Dr.

On the Artbeat, working people and their families are in the spotlight at celebrated photographer Milton Rogovin's exhibit in Chicago.

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, a major education reform deal is struck in Springfield.

A longer school day, changes in teacher tenure and new strike standards are all part of an extensive education reform bill facing the Ill

Mayor Daley held a press conference today about the city budget.

Former Cy Young Award-winner and Chicago baseball broadcasting legend, Steve Stone, joins us to talk about baseball and his new book.

Jay Shefsky visits the last freestanding kosher fish market in the Chicago area and its Mexican owner.

Two new inspired productions are coming to a PBS station near you.

One day before the president comes to town for a series of re-election fundraisers, he lays out his plan for deficit reduction.

The premiere hospital on the South Side, the University of Chicago Medical Center, does not have an Adult Level 1 Trauma Center.

We talk with the author of a new book that showcases a collection of essays that highlight the long-lasting impact of fathers in or out o

On the Artbeat, we look into the "hands-on" approach of American artist John Marin, and find out how painter Georgia O'Keefe was instrume

Gas prices are rising, but is there any relief in sight?

Chicago is losing Batman but local suburb Plano is inheriting the "Man of Steel." WBBM Newsradio 780's Kris Kridel joins us to talk about

The Civil War began 150 years ago today and the young metropolis of Chicago played many roles in the conflict.