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Still no decision from the jurors in the Blagojevich trial. But is the media coverage too much?

Elizabeth Brackett reports on the waiting game at the Federal Building, and how reporters and cameramen are passing the time as they awai

Eddie Arruza and the foreman from the case against Scott Fawell offer some insight as to what the Blagojevich jury may be going through.

One of the newest inductees to the Radio Hall of Fame joins us to share her love for the Beatles.

We'll revisit our behind-the-scenes look at Oxxford Clothes, the suit maker prominently mentioned in the Blagojevich trial.

We find out more about the colorful murals under Lake Shore Drive and their connection to the local community in this week's edition of A

A Chicago-born writer jumps in his RV and seeks out the answers to life's questions by stopping in towns named after Greek mythology.

We hear your thoughts on our recent stories when we read our viewer mail.

Elizabeth Brackett explains what Rod Blagojevich may have to fork over if he is found guilty.

Carol Marin and her panel look at the evidence being considered by the jurors as they deliberate the multi-count case against the former

We'll find out about a cake-baking contest that is sponsored by a Chicago-based clothing company.

We'll meet a fourth-generation herbal medicine doctor in Chinatown.

Chicago native and Grammy Award-winning rapper Rhymefest will perform in studio.

The City of Chicago's projected 2011 budget contains the biggest shortfall ever, but Mayor Daley is already calling some fixes off-limits