The Blackhawks split with goalie Antti Niemi this week.

The city is buying and rehabbing foreclosed properties.

We'll talk with the author of a new Chicago Magazine article about the friendsh

Who needs pedaling when you can put a battery and motor on your bike?

We'll revisit the home and museum of Roger Brown, the Chicago artist who painted some dark subject matter with a light touch.

As the media is staked out and awaiting the Blagojevich jury's verdict, we'll hear from one of the reporters who's been in the courtroom

Longtime Chicago Alderman Helen Shiller is calling it quits after more than two decades on the City Council.

It is the most valuable musical instrument on the planet, it's right here in Chicago, and it's for sale.

One of Chicago's marquee music festivals, Lollapalooza, is being investigated by the attorney general's office.

She trailed President Clinton on his jogs, carted a defibrillator to more than 100 countries, and often rode in the Secret Service "decoy

And we'll dive into our mailbag and tell you a new name one viewer came up with for our program.

On tonight's edition: the jury deliberates as the Blagojevich brothers wait.

What was Rod Blagojevich's life before he entered politics?

Shirley Sherrod's remarks set off a firestorm in Washington this month. A friend of the family, Rev.

We have new revelations from the Chicago News Cooperative about the deal that privatized pa