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Monday, February 8, 2010
 We talk with a reporter out in the field, trying to get to work the day after the Chicago Transit Authority instituted major service cuts. Plus, Transit expert and Urbanophile.com blogger Aaron Renn explores solutions for the financially strapped CTA.

CTA service changes and updated timetables.


 
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Commuters Deal with CTA Service Cuts

Reporter Tony Arnold updates us on commuters trying to get to work the day after the Chicago Transit Authority instituted major service cuts. 

TWITTER: Tell us how your commute is affected by the cuts.

Posted on 2.8.2010
Urbanophile Offers Solutions for Transit

Transit expert and Urbanophile.com blogger Aaron Renn explores solutions for the financially strapped CTA.

Posted on 2.8.2010
Update on Scott Lee Cohen Leaving Lieutenant Governor's Race

Political reporter Sam Hudzik discusses Scott Lee Cohen's decision to withdraw his nomination for lieutenant governor.

Posted on 2.8.2010
Richardson-Lowry to Lead Chicago Board of Education

We talk with Mary Richardson-Lowry, who was nominated to take over the late Michael Scott's position as Chicago Board of Education President.

Posted on 2.8.2010
Science Pioneer Shirley Ann Jackson Connects Youth with Science

We talk with scientist and pioneer Shirley Jackson.

Posted on 2.8.2010
The Saints Take the Trophy and Team Turmoil for the Bulls

Cheryl Raye-Stout reports on the latest in sports.

Posted on 2.8.2010
Ranking the Superbowl Ads

Northwestern University marketing expert Derek Rucker weighs in on the Super Bowl ads.

Posted on 2.8.2010
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