On tonight's edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week In Review -- President Obama headlines an Alexi Giannoulias fundraiser here as

Elizabeth Brackett reports on how possible mayoral candidate James Meeks is trying to mend fences with the gay community.

The Tribune Company is suffering more setbacks with a blistering New York Times article and mounting problems in its bankruptcy battle.

We take up the debate over whether an election is the best way to pick judges.

We have the latest on reports that Ron Huberman will step down later this school year as Chicago Public Schools CEO.

We talk with United States Senator Dick Durbin about the midterm elections, the city's mayoral race, and much more.

Green Party gubernatorial candidate Rich Whitney thinks that free college tuition and the legalization of marijuana -- along with other i

The Chicago cityscape has seen an unprecendented increase in skyscrapers -- and some less successful projects -- over the past ten years.

We talk with the Chicago author of a new book on making traditional Indian dishes using a slow-cooker.

Despite his high profile, could Rahm Emanuel actually be disqualified from running for mayor?

The recession has taken a toll on many Americans, and alarming new statistics reveal just how much.