The Week in Review
The Week in Review with Joel Weisman
Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines: Mayor Daley says 1,600 city workers may lose their job unless the union agrees to concessions; obese passengers on United Airlines could be forced to pay for an extra seat; express bus service coming to the Stevenson Expressway; Cook County Board President Todd Stroger proposes cutting the sales tax; Rod Blagojevich could be heading to reality TV; the Chicago Tribune announces major newsroom cuts; the foreclosure rate in Illinois the 5th highest in the nation; and Bulls and Blackhawks playoff fever is red hot.
Guests:
- Kristen McQueary - Southtown Star
- Jim Litke - Associated Press
- Roger Crockett - Business Week
- John McCarron - Chicago Tribune
Time Out Chicago
Time Out Weekend Picks
Time Out Chicago magazine will be here with recommendations for your weekend.
Arts & Entertainment
Project Runway's Tim Gunn
In fashion circles, he is a man who needs no introduction. Tim Gunn of Project Runway and Tim Gunn's Guide to Style joins us to talk about his latest projects.
Arts & Entertainment
Chicago Tonight 25th Anniversary
We look back at 25 years of sports coverage on Chicago Tonight
Ask Geoffrey
Ask Geoffrey
Which former First Lady once lived on West Washington Street in Chicago? Geoffrey Baer answers that question and more in tonight's edition of Ask Geoffrey.
Arts & Entertainment
Friday Night with Fergie Jenkins
We take a sneak peak at John Callaway's Friday Night interview with Cubs Hall-of-Famer Fergie Jenkins.
Politics
News Analysis with Eddie Arruza
Yesterday, protesters in Chicago, the suburbs, and across the country participated in "tea party" themed tax day demonstrations. Is there a major grass roots tax revolt brewing, or was yesterday's "Tea Party" an organized political stunt? Eddie Arruza and his panel weigh in.
Live Music Wednesday
Live Music Wednesday: Empty Pockets
Members from the local rock group Josh and the Empty Pockets perform live in studio.
Politics
Chicago Tonight Vault
From the infamous to the world-famous, Chicago Tonight’s guest list over the past 25 years reads like a “who’s who” of American politics.
We look back at some of the politicians who have appeared on this show over the past quarter-century.
And here’s a slightly different video, produced for the Chicago Tonight 25th Anniversary Gala Celebration, showcasing a quarter of a century of politics on the show.