We have a special performance from members of the Chicago Jazz Philharmonic, including Chicago's trumpet master Orbert Davis.

The U.S. Supreme Court did not appear convinced that Chicago's handgun ban should stand.

Hundreds have died following the devastating earthquake in Chile. We find out about Chicago's ongoing humanitarian efforts.

In need of some medical attention itself, the old Cook County Hospital will undergo a facelift, says the Cook County Board.

We travel back to the Ice Age as mastodons and mammoths take over th

We sit down with local photographer Stephen Hamilton, who was tapped to be a guest judge on the

Hedy Weiss joins us to review Fiddler on the Roof and two other recommended shows currently on stage.

Governor Quinn will make his budget address in ten days.

Jake and Elwood may have started the job and now the state plans to finish it. The demolition of the Dixieland Mall is underway.

We meet a Chicago man who wants to change the way America thinks about table tennis.

Despite high ratings, controversial radio personality Mancow Muller was recently fired from his mid-morning show on WLS radio.

In honor of Casimir Pulaski Day, we travel around the city to sample some of Chicago's favorite Polish foods.

We asked if you think full-body scanners at the airport are a good idea. We read some of your comments from our discussion board.

Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines: As the state's budget crisis continues to grow, support is growing for a major incom

27-year-old downstate businessman Jason Plummer is the Republican nominee for Lieutenant Governor.