Arts & Entertainment

Million Dollar Quartet

Members of The Apollo Theater's Million Dollar Quartet perform in our studio.

Arts & Entertainment

Olympic Champion Bob Beamon

We meet the Chicago resident and Olympian who held the world record in the long jump for 23 years.

Arts & Entertainment

Lego Architecture

Local architect Adam Reed Tucker is showing what he can do with Legos. Eddie Arruza takes a look at his renditions of famous skyscrapers currently on display at the Museum of Science and Industry.

• ART + Science = Architecture

Politics

The Tea Party Movement

The Tea Party Movement has spread like wildfire all across the nation. We take a closer look at the political uprising and its surprising origins right here in Chicago.

• American Thinker
• A New American Tea Party: The Counterrevolution Against Bailouts, Handouts, Reckless Spending, and More Taxes

Business

News Analysis: CTA Finances

The president of the CTA's bus union and CTA President Richard Rodriguez join us to talk about what how they can work together to roll back layoffs and service cuts.

Viewer Feedback

Viewer Mail

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

Arts & Entertainment

Hollis Sigler

We view some vibrant paintings that depict the life-and-death struggle of a Chicago artist.

• Hollis Sigler: Expect the Unexpected

Business

New Credit Card Rules

New credit card reforms designed to protect consumers went into effect today. We talk to the Chicago Tribune's personal finance columnist about the changes.

• "What You Need to Know: New Credit Card Rules" -- Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Arts & Entertainment

Newspapers in India

We travel to India to find out how far one recent graduate has gone to pursue his budding journalism career.

• Kartikay Mehrotra's articles for The Indian Express

Chicago Business News

Chicago Business

Who will end up owning Chicago's iconic Water Tower Place? A nasty battle is heating up between regional rivals General Growth Properties and Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group. Kris Kridel tells us who has the edge.