A Chicago photographer visits a wide range of homes across the city to document the foreclosure crisis. Alyssa Miserendino Photography Our World Inside Out: What We've Left Behind

Kids with autism rarely, if ever, have a chance to go to the theater or on a camping trip. But a Chicago theater company has found a way for them to do both at the same time. Eddie Arruza tells us about the Red Kite Project.

The Blackhawks are riding a four-game winning streak into the Olympic break. We talk to Hawks President John McDonough about the remarkable year they're having, and how he's helped administer what Forbes Magazine calls "the greatest sports-business turnaround ever."

These days, we're seeing lots of people commuting on their bikes in the winter. We meet a few of them.

Joel Weisman sits down with longtime Chicago Blackhawks announcer Pat Foley.

We meet a Haitian-born American who is determined to keep his father's dream alive. New Trier Haiti Project

How can we avoid the emotional and financial distress brought on by divorce? We talk to a Chicago family court judge who has written a new book called The Good Karma Divorce.

We take a look at rarely seen photos of the city's blossoming folk music scene of the 1960s. Chicago Folk: Images of the Sixties Music Scene 50th Annual University of Chicago Folk Festival

What has 14 lanes, is prone to traffic jams, and is cut down the middle by rapid transit? Geoffrey Baer solves that riddle in tonight's edition of Ask Geoffrey. Virtual World's Columbian Exposition created by the UCLA Urban Simulation Team Chicago Expressways "Who was Dan Ryan" -- ChicagoNow

Nightly Business Report brings us some of the highlights of the Chicago Auto Show.

We take up the debate over whether or not the U.S. military should end the ban on gays serving. Servicemembers United "Vets Against Repeal Of Don't Ask, Don't Tell: Join The Fight" -- RFFM.org "Obama Reaffirms Desire to End 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'" -- U.S. Department of Defense

From a young Mike Ditka to Martin Luther King, Jr. and John F. Kennedy, we look at colorful photos of historic moments in Chicago from photojournalist extraordinaire Art Shay. Art Shay True Colors exhibit at Thomas Masters Gallery More information on Art Shay including links, reviews and additional photos

We go behind the scenes at The Second City's newest production, Rush Limbaugh! The Musical.

We have a performance from Grammy-winning harmonica player Howard Levy, who founded his own record label and just launched an online harmonica school. Howard Levy Harmonica School

Check, Please! host and master sommelier Alpana Singh joins us with tasty wine and beer recommendations for this Valentine's Day. Alpana's Valentine's Day Drink Recommendations

Chicago officials want to end the code of silence that keeps witnesses to violence from coming forward. Eddie Arruza tells us about a new PSA campaign that involves the parents of murdered young people.