Closing arguments are expected to take just one day at the Blagojevich trial. We have the latest from federal court.

In a controversial move a year and half ago, the City of Chicago leased its parking meters for more than $1 billion.

We head north to Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove, Wisconsin.

Why is an empty building in Lincoln Park engraved with the word "Perfection?" Geoffrey Baer reveals the rather morbid answer in this week

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

It's official, Rod Blagojevich will not take the stand to testify in his own defense.

For months, Rod Blagojevich and his lawyers have been promising that the ex-Governor will take the stand to testify on his own behalf.

Your social media presence -- on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, Linked-In and the like -- tell a lot about you.

We speak with the author of a new biography that tells the courageous story of Toni Stone, the first woman to play baseball in the Negro

No matter how well you think you know this city, there are always a few surprises around the corner.

The defense began its case in the corruption trial of ex-governor Rod Blagojevich.

Another Chicago police officer gunned down -- this time in broad daylight.

Illinois-based company Motorola struck a major deal to sell a sizable portion of its business.

With more than 1 million iPads already sold, what does this mean for the magazine industry?