Health

H1N1 Flu Vaccines

The demand for the H1N1 vaccine is high in Chicago. Chicago opened free vaccination clinics across the city this weekend, but the limited supply led to long lines and many being turned away. Eddie Arruza has the latest on the clinics, and whether or not more doses of the vaccine will reach Chicago.

• City of Chicago H1N1 information
• DuPage County Health Department H1N1 information

Politics

News Analysis with Carol Marin

Lawmakers return to Springfield this week to continue the General Assembly's veto session. Carol Marin and her panel of legislators from both sides of the Illinois House discuss ethics reform, budget concerns and much more.

Politics

2010 Elections

Today marked the first day for candidates to file petitions to get on the February 2nd primary ballot. Rich Samuels tells us which potential candidate stole the show in Cook County -- even though he's not sure which office he's seeking.

The Friday Night Show

The Friday Night Show: Rick Bayless

Phil Ponce sits down with world-renowned chef Rick Bayless to talk about his newest restaurant, Xoco.

The Week in Review

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman

Tonight's panel discusses the week's top headlines: Mayor Daley dipping into reserve funds to plug gaping budget holes; the long-stalled Block 37 project runs into yet another delay; Cook County property taxes going up; Brown's Chicken killer James Degorski sentenced to life in prison; the EPA cracking down on BP's refinery expansion in northwest Indiana; Bears quarterback Jay Cutler signs a $30 million contract extension; and Bulls star Derrick Rose battling an ankle injury.

Guests:

• Mike Flannery - CBS 2 News
• Esther Cepeda - Chicago Sun-Times
• Tom Corfman - Crain's Chicago Business
• Cheryl Raye-Stout - WBEZ Chicago Public Radio

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Time Out Chicago

Time Out Chicago Weekend Eating Picks

Chicago's known as a foodie's paradise. Madeline Nusser of Time Out Chicago tells us about some new restaurants and their adventurous chefs.

• Rootstock
• Chickpea
• Jam
• Old Town Social
• One Sixtyblue

Politics

Eboo Patel

A local youth movement goes worldwide in its attempts to turn religious diversity into religious cooperation. We talk to the group's founder, who is one of President Obama's advisers on faith.

• Acts of Faith: The Story of an American Muslim, the Struggle for the Soul of a Generation
• Interfaith Youth Core

Politics

Illiana Tollway

Is it time to build an expressway to link northeast Illinois with northwest Indiana? A new study says it is needed and doable, but others call the plan a waste of resources. We hear both sides of the argument.

• Illiana Expressway Feasibility Study

Business

Chicago News Cooperative

A new news organization is forming in Chicago that will, among other things, produce local content for the New York Times. We talk to the group's editor and learn about the prominent role WTTW will also play in the group.