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International Baccalaureate Program

A Chicago Public Schools program that gets students into better colleges and helps them stay there is expanding. Elizabeth Brackett has the story.

New Field Museum President

The new president of the Field Museum shares his vision for one of the city's cultural icons.

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Viewer Mail: 10/25

In tonight's Viewer Mail, we have some of your thoughts about our recent Congressional Forums.

11th District Congressional Forum

Congresswoman Judy Biggert and challenger Bill Foster face-off live in our studios in our 11th District Congressional forum.

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Chicago Business News: 10/24

Illinois home sales buck the national decline and Chicago-based R.R.

The Future of Prentice Hospital

A stunning way to save the old Prentice Women's Hospital from the wrecking ball is proposed by a noted Chicago architect. But the idea is rejected. We find out why.

Instructing Animals

Teaching sharks to wait their turn for food. We show you some of the pioneering training the Shedd Aquarium is doing to get exotic animals to follow directions.

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10th District Congressional Forum

10th District candidates Congressman Robert Dold and challenger Brad Schneider face-off for the last time before the election live in our studios.

Final Presidential Debate Analysis

President Obama and Mitt Romney talk foreign policy -- for the most part -- in the final presidential debate. But the two show few differences in their world view. We assess their global perspectives.

"Big Cat" Williams on Bears vs. Lions

A vicious hit can’t stop Jay Cutler and the Bears from winning their fourth straight game.

2012 Election Preview

Tonight is the final presidential debate. With 15 days to go, both campaigns are targeting the undecided voters in swing states.

Springfield Elections

State Republicans are trying to take back the General Assembly as pension debts skyrocketed under Democratic leadership.

Part-Time Work, Full-Time Health & Benefits?

Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle asks a political insider to resign from his part-time county post that pays salary and full

Poetry Magazine Turns 100 Years Old

The Chicago-based Poetry magazine celebrates 100 years. We talk with the editors about the magazine, which has arguably become one of the most powerful forces in the world of poetry.

Ask Geoffrey: 10/22

Did a Chicago mobster die at a downtown dining establishment? Geoffrey Baer tells us more in this week's edition of Ask Geoffrey.