Business
Library Cuts
Two weeks after the city of Chicago laid off more than 400 workers, the effects are being seen and felt at libraries around town. The library system took the brunt of the cuts with the loss of 120 employees. Eddie Arruza tells us just how our libraries have been impacted.
Politics
Illinois Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias
Democratic State Treasurer Alexi Giannoulias is making a bid for his friend Barack Obama's former Senate seat. What does he have to offer the voters of Illinois? We ask him this question and more when he joins us in the studio.
Arts & Entertainment
Female Bloggers
A unique type of conference is coming to Chicago, and it is all about women and the Internet. Christian Farr takes us inside the BlogHer conference, and lets us know why these women bloggers are coming together.
Arts & Entertainment
The Girls' Guide to Rocking
Want to lead a band like Sheryl Crow? We'll talk with the local author of the book The Girls' Guide to Rocking.
Arts & Entertainment
Hidden Chicago
No matter how well you think you know this city, there are always a few surprises around the corner. Geoffrey Baer finds some Chicago neighborhoods that are so hidden, they take even him by surprise.
Science & Nature
The Ultimate Guide to America's Weather
The Ultimate Guide to America's Weather
What's up with the weather? August is almost here and it feels as if we've barely had summer. We talk to the author of the new book, The AMS Weather Book:The Ultimate Guide to America's Weather, about what is causing this unusually cool weather pattern.
Business
News Analysis with Elizabeth Brackett
There has been a lot more news lately about the stock market going up. However, reports show that consumer confidence is lagging. What does it all mean for the bigger picture of the health of the economy? Elizabeth Brackett and her panel take a closer look.
Arts & Entertainment
Brian Dugan Set to Plead Guilty
Brian Dugan is expected to plead guilty to the 1983 murder of Jeanine Nicarico in Naperville. Could this notorious case finally be coming to an end? Rich Samuels fills us in.