Live Music Wednesday

Live Music Wednesday: Dempster Street Pro Musica

A new classical music ensemble from Evanston is garnering critical acclaim. The founder of Dempster Street Pro Musica joins us and performs live in our studio.

Arts & Entertainment

Joel Hall

We meet the choreographer who has been motivating dancers in Chicago for 35 years.

• Joel Hall Dancers & Center
• Upcoming Joel Hall Dancers Performance

The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza

The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza

Small businesses are taking a big hit in this recession. Many banks have cut off lines of credit. But the Obama administration says it has plans to get loans flowing again to small businesses. What are those plans and will they work? That is tonight's focus of our series, "The Bottom Line."

Blagojevich Archive

Blagojevich on the Radio

The ex-governor took to the airwaves this morning as guest host on the "Don Wade and Roma Morning Show." He bashed his successor, Governor Quinn, but had little to say about an upcoming federal indictment. Elizabeth Brackett has the details.

Politics

News Analysis with Carol Marin

Has the conviction of former Streeets and Sanitation Commissioner Al Sanchez gotten to Mayor Daley? We take a look at the mayor's entire press conference from yesterday. Then Carol Marin sits down with Chicago Sun-Times reporter Natasha Korecki, who covered the trial.

Politics

Parking Meters

Parking meter prices have recently gone up, and some say available parking spots around the city are also increasing. There have also been reports of an uptick in vandalized meters. Is the city on the verge of a parking meter rebellion? "The Parking Ticket Geek" gives his take on the meter madness.

Politics

President Obama's News Conference

President Obama addresses the nation tonight in his second primetime news conference in front of the Washington press corps. Economic matters are sure to be front and center, and the White House says the president will update the American people on the steps his administration is taking to get the economy moving again. We carry the president's remarks live.

Viewer Feedback

Viewer Mail

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

Science & Nature

Digital TV Transition

The transition to digital television on June 12th is fewer than 90 days away. Christian Farr joins us once again with some updates and also tackles some viewer questions.

Arts & Entertainment

William Conger

We view a half century of paintings from a prominent Chicago artist whom you might not know.