Arts & Entertainment
Greg Kot
The music industry was turned upside down in ten short years. We talk about the seismic shift with the Chicago Tribune's music critic Greg Kot, author of the new book "Ripped: How the Wired Generation Revolutionized Music."
Arts & Entertainment
Chicago Philharmonic
We have live music from Chicago's other award-winning symphony orchestra, the Chicago Philharmonic.
Politics
Andy Shaw
We talk to the new head of the Better Government Association, longtime ABC7 political reporter Andy Shaw.
The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza
The Bottom Line with Eddie Arruza
While the federal government has had to bail out the nation's large banks, smaller and independently owned banks are doing just fine. Or are they? Regional banks did not take the same risks as the big banks, but a different kind of crisis may be headed their way.
Education
The Life of a Homeless CPS Student
We look into the life and challenges of a homeless 11-year-old Chicago Public School student, and learn what the city's school system does to help.
If you would like to help the family of Demarra Rutherford, you have two options:
You can send a check made payable to the:
Demarra Rutherford Fund
C/O: Metropolitan Family Services
1 North Dearborn
Chicago, IL 60602
Or, if you prefer to make a general contribution to assist the city's homeless, you may send your donation to:
The Chicago Coalition for the Homeless
1325 South Wabash
Chicago, IL 60605
Politics
Reaction to Roland Burris Tapes
Senator Roland Burris says the transcripts of secretly recorded telephone conversations prove that he did not offer former governor Rod Blagojevich money in exchange for his Senate seat. Rich Samuels has some reactions from local politicians.
Hedy Weiss: Theater Reviews
Hedy Weiss Theater Reviews
Hedy Weiss is here with three "highly recommended" theater reviews, including one for The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee now on stage at the Marriott Theater.