Politics

News Analysis with Eddie Arruza

Chicago Police Superintendent Jody Weis is being ordered by a judge to hand over the names of officers that have five or more complaints against them. Eddie Arruza and his guest discuss the latest in the ongoing officer disclosure saga.

Business

Stocks Slip

The Dow drops 281 points to a new 12-year low. Morningstar's Paul Larson joins us with analysis.

Science & Nature

Technology Labs

There are some amazing new inventions coming out Chicago-area technology labs that could help cure the nation's economic ills. We meet local inventors who are dreaming up the products of the future.

• Report: Chicago a world leader when it comes to innovation

The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza

The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza

If President Obama gets his way, next year's federal budget will be the costliest ever and it comes with big changes to the tax code. We take a look at who will be paying more and who will get a break in tonight's installment of "The Bottom Line."

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Politics

City Hall Hiring Trial

Al Sanchez, a former top aide to Mayor Daley, was in court today facing charges of giving out jobs in exchange for political work. They are the same kind of charges that sent five other Daley aides to prison. Carol Marin joins us with a look at what brought Sanchez to this point.

Arts & Entertainment

Irish Chicago

We take a sneak peek at WTTW's new documentary on the history of the Irish in Chicago.

Arts & Entertainment

Our Lady of the Underpass

Was it a vision from heaven or an everyday sight in the city? A theater company looks at the Chicago phenomenon known as "Our Lady of the Underpass."

Business

News Analysis with Eddie Arruza

Is a bottom anywhere in sight for the stock market or is the worst yet to come? Eddie Arruza discusses the country's economic outlook with financial analyst Terry Savage and the Chicago Tribune's Greg Burns.

Arts & Entertainment

Remembering Johnny Red Kerr

Former Chicago Bulls coach and broadcaster Johnny "Red" Kerr died on Thursday. We take a look back at Bob Sirott's 2005 interview with the Bulls legend.

Business

Starbucks CEO

Starbucks is hoping its new instant coffee attracts some buzz and jolts the company's lackluster performance. Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz talks about how his coffee empire is weathering the weak economy.