Blagojevich Trial 2010

Blagojevich Arraignment

Rod Blagojevich told a Federal judge today that he is not guilty. Rich Samuels shows us what else the former Illinois governor had to say on the day of his arraignment.

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Should the United States normalize relations with Cuba? We find out what you think when we read some of your viewer mail.

Arts & Entertainment

Chicago Tonight 25th Anniversary

From Oprah Winfrey to Martha Stewart, Chicago Tonight has welcomed many famous guests over its 25 years on the air. As we celebrate this milestone anniversary of the program, we look back at some of its most notable celebrity appearances.

Education

"The Ethics Guy"

Is it sometimes okay to cheat in school? We ask an ethicist who is focusing on the everyday dilemmas faced by teenagers.

• "The Ethics Guy"

Arts & Entertainment

Roger Brown

We take a look at a remarkable collection of art and artifacts as we tour the only building in Illinois that is on the Historic Artists' Homes and Studios program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

• Roger Brown Home Studio/Study Collection
• Roger Brown exhibit at Russell Bowman Fine Art

Chicago Business News

Chicago Business

Chicago's Boeing is cutting production and profits. Kris Kridel of WBBM Newsradio 780's Noon Business Hour has that story, plus the rest of the week's business headlines.

Politics

News Analysis with Eddie Arruza

Republican Congressman Mark Kirk and Democratic Congresswoman Melissa Bean join Eddie Arruza for a political roundtable.

Education

Chicago State Controversy

Controversy is brewing at Chicago State University as students and alumni plan protests over the school's finalists for president. Rich Samuels tells us who the finalists are, and why they are creating such a stir.

The Week in Review

The Week In Review

Joel and his panel discuss the week's top headlines: Congressman Jesse Jackson, Jr. facing an ethics probe; Mike Quigley wins Rahm Emanuel's congressional seat; frustrated Chicagoans take to the streets filling potholes; the International Olympic Committee gets a firsthand look at Chicago; 22 Illinois firms planning major layoffs; President Obama urges homeowners to refinance; the Bulls and Blackhawks charging into the playoffs; and the Cubs and Sox open the new season.

Guests:

• Lilia Chacon - Fox Chicago News
• Bruce Dold - Chicago Tribune
• Bruce Levine - ESPN Radio 1000
• Becky Yerak - Chicago Tribune

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We asked you if President Obama should speak at the Notre Dame commencement...and you told us. We read some of your viewer mail.