The Nature of Diamonds


The Field Museum's exhibit on diamonds closes on Sunday, and the permanent Grainger Hall of Gems exhibit was recently given a new look. We talk to two people who helped design the exhibits.

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The History of White People


We hear from the author of a provocative new book, The History of White People.

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Photographing Chicago


We meet a pair of photographers who taught a generation of students how to capture the city.

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Charity Hospitals


An Illinois Supreme Court ruling could mean state hospitals have to treat more patients for free, or else give up their tax-exempt status. We take up the issue.

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News Analysis: Chicago Teachers Union President


Teachers Union President Marilyn Stewart sits down with Elizabeth Brackett to talk about the Chicago Public Schools budget.

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Viewer Mail


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

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GiveForward.org


We talk to the local founders of a website that provides free, personal fundraising pages for people who want to raise money for others.

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Chicago Business


It is not just homeowners who are feeling the pinch of a tough real estate market -- lots of hotels in Chicago are on the brink as well. WBBM Newsradio 780's Kris Kridel joins us with the details of that story, plus the rest of the week's business news.

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Medical Records


As the debate over health care reform reaches its climatic stages, the government has already spent billions on a crucial change in patient care. We show you how some Chicago doctors are turning to computer technology, and why they say reform can't happen without it.

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Karl Rove on Health Care


President Bush's former Senior Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove weighs in on the health care debate with Joel Weisman.

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