With temperatures creeping toward the 100-degree mark, how does a beer shake sound? Check Please!

Much of the back and forth between Rod Blagojevich and Prosecutor Reid Schar during today's cross-examination has to do with the intentio

It's been almost 40 years since the Watergate burglaries and subsequent cover up.

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

This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, Gov.

Groupon Inc. has filed for an initial public offering of stock worth up to $750 million.

Henrietta Lacks died of cervical cancer in 1951. But her cells kept living.

A futuristic library lands on the University of Chicago campus. But where do they keep the books?

From the outside, this Hyde Park bank looks more like a museum dedicated to the history of the automobile.

More than 30 same-sex couples convened at Millennium Park this morning to exchange vows and take part in one of Illinois' first civil uni

For two years, we wondered if Rod Blagojevich would take the stand. Now, we wonder if he'll ever leave it.

The Springfield bureau chief for the Chicago Sun-Times joins us to talk about the final hours of the spring legislative session

A panel of state lawmakers joins us to talk about redistricting, casinos and thrown punches during the last day of the spring legislative

Hundreds of couples lined up early this morning outside the Cook County Clerk's office to apply for a civil union license.

Judge James Zagel criticized the ex-governor for testimony in which Blagojevich told the jury there were parts of the recorded telephone