Multi-platinum artist David Broza performs and fills us in on his latest projects.

Governor Quinn's newly announced running mate, Sheila Simon, joins us to talk about her vision for Illinois's future.

The CHA's plan for transformation is 10 years old. How well has it kept its promise to transform public housing in Chicago?

You may know the basics of health care reform, but there are some major provisions written in the fine print of the bill as well.

South suburban Ford Heights is one of the poorest communities in the Chicago area.

We talk to a woman who has been chronicling the graffiti at the Regenstein Library at the University of Chicago since 2007.

Sheila Simon, the newly-named Democratic candidate for Lieutenant Governor, has kicked off a statewide tour.

Health care reform is now law, but is the public behind it? We talk to Senator Dick Durbin about what lies ahead.

It's a buyer's market, but can you qualify for a home loan?

There's another casualty in Chicago's high-end fashion scene. Kris Kridel brings us another familiar story in this recession.

Is your identity safe from people who might steal it? We speak with an expert on fraud and corruption.

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

Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines; Governor Quinn is backing Paul Simon's daughter, Sheila, for his running mate; Illin

Joel Weisman sits down with Republican strategist Karl Rove to talk about his new book, "Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservati

In a fast and surprising move, state legislators approved radical changes to Illinois' pension laws.