Yesterday the prosecution rested its case in the Blagojevich corruption trial.

We talk about the White Sox's surprising hot streak at the end of the first half of the season, and look at what's ahead for the team.

Eddie Arruza tells us about one of the few remaining manufacturing plants in the city, which has been striving to be green for almost 50

The president of Elmhurst College has been appointed by the White House to the Council on Indian Education.

Grazyna Auguscik, a Chicago jazz singer born in Poland, performs new arrangements of songs

John Wyma, another former Blagojevich friend and top aide, takes the witness stand to reveal why he turned on the ex-Governor.

We meet a local woman who isn't letting ALS keep her from working.

The Hard Times Guide to Retirement Security

A provocative new show at Steppenwolf Theater features a remote-control device that can literally change your life.

The Oscars are handed out in Hollywood, but the statuettes are made in Chicago.

Ex-Deputy Governor Robert Greenlee took the stand again today in the Blagojevich trial. We have the latest from federal court.

Carol Marin and her panel look at the latest campaign dust-up between Mark Kirk and Alexi Giannoulias and Bill Brady over paying taxes.

Hugh Hefner wants to cover up Playboy and take it private, but he is facing some opposition from Penthouse.

A rare and unique species of butterfly once common in this area is in danger of going extinct.