The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Super Bowl fever grips Chicago, Senator Barack Obama backing Mayor Daley's re-election campaign, more outrage over Cook County Board President Todd Stroger's painful budget cuts, Chicago's Olympic plans unveiled, and Rupert Murdoch reportedly interested in Tribune Company assets. Guests:

The Week in Review Senator Barack Obama forms a presidential exploratory committee, Cook County Board President Todd Stroger unveils his $3 billion budget, Donald Trump renegotiates discount condo deals here, Chicago "Dream Girl" Jennifer Hudson wins a Golden Globe, the popular Body Worlds exhibit returns to the Museum of Science and Industry, and the Bears just one win away from the Super Bowl. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Chicago seeks federal expansion dollars for O'Hare, commuters brace for more Brown Line repairs, early primary proposed by House Speaker Michael Madigan, the Illinois Senate fails to override ComEd rate hike, and the Bears set to begin their Super Bowl march. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman We'll gaze into our 2007 crystal ball. What lies ahead for the city and state in government, politics, business, the arts, and sports? Will it be a prosperous, scandalous, or problematic year? Tonight at 7:00 pm. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman At 7:00 pm we present our special 2006 year-end edition of the Week in Review. It was a tough year for corrupt politicians, a banner year for Senator Barack Obama, a big year in business, a super year for the Bears, a year packed with news. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Travelers brace for holiday traffic, Mayor Daley reportedly supporting a potential presidential run by Senator Barack Obama, Congressman Jackson's wife, Sandi, officially running for alderman, holiday sales slower than expected, and the Bears sticking by Tank Johnson. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Mayor Daley running again, Senator Barack Obama in New Hampshire, United Airlines talks merger with Continental, Macy's reaching out to lost Marshall Field's customers, Evanston High School parents outraged over activity fees, and the Bears Tank Johnson facing gun charges. Guests:

The Week in Review The Blagojevich family feud apparently over, Todd Stroger takes the helm at the County Board, Bill Cosby tells black parents here to step up, a new report says Illinois is headed for financial disaster, calls to dump Rex Grossman grow, and the Cubs and Sox acquire new pitchers. Guests:

The Week in Review Former Governor George Ryan free on bond, retiring County Board President Bobbie Steele doubles her pension, lawmakers busy in Springfield, retailers hoping for a bountiful shopping season, the Bears prepare for the Vikings, and the Bulls headband controversy. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman The day after Thanksgiving means one thing, it's officially shopping season and a good time to take the temperature of Chicago's economy. Guests:

Chicago Tonight has the night off and will return on Friday with The Week In Review and Friday Night with John Callaway. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Lawmakers back in Springfield, Chicago's Olympic chances improving, Cook County budget woes, Dan Ryan rehab ahead of schedule, a school play about the mob sparks a lawsuit, the Bears ready to ground the Jets, and the Bulls put on the road by the circus. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Election Day analysis, we digest the results, all signs point to Mayor Daley running again, Best Buy wants to open on the Magnificent Mile, Block 37 taken over by a new owner, and the Bears prepare to rebound against the Giants. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Just four days until the election, we'll analyze all the top races, United Airlines back in the black, the Tribune Company disappointed in bids for its media empire, the unbeaten Bears take on the Dolphins, and the Bulls open a new season. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Election countdown, we'll look at all the hot races, Mayor Daley scraps blue bag recycling program, housing prices continue to slump, the undefeated Bears back in action, and the Bulls set to tip off a new season. Guests:

The Week in Review with Joel Weisman Latest polls show Tony Peraica in dead heat with Todd Stroger, Tony Rezko finally appears in court, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trade merge, a Chicago Sun-Times investigation finds patronage workers' compensation claims cost city taxpayers millions, Lou Piniella named new Cubs manager, and the Bears pull off a miracle on Monday Night Football. Guests: