Morning Shift: Chicago in the house

March 18, 2013

View the story "'Morning Shift' : Chicago in the house" on Storify'Morning Shift' : Chicago in the houseOn Monday's Morning Shift, we talk to WBEZ Northwest Indiana Reporter Michael Puente, Chicago Magazine's Deal Estate Columnist Dennis Rodkin, Daybook with Charlie Meyerson, WBEZ Sports Reporter Cheryl Raye-Stout and Aggrey Sam of CSN.com and the sounds of Jim Sanders and Blue Violin.Storified by · Mon, Mar 18 2013 07:55:55Housing Market401(K) 2013Indiana Plane CrashWBEZ Northwest Indiana Reporter Michael Puente provides the latest details on the Indiana Plane Crash and affected.2 killed when jet crashes in Indiana neighborhoodA private jet apparently experiencing mechanical trouble crashed Sunday in a northern Indiana neighborhood, hitting three homes and killi...2 killed in Indiana plane crash(CNN) -- At least two people were killed and three others injured Sunday when a small plane crashed in South Bend, Indiana, a police capt...Housing Numbers

Chicago magazine’s housing reporter Dennis Rodkin breaks down housing data for the Chicago metro region and details the best places to buy and why. He also outlines advice and guidelines for various buyers, including first-time homeowners and those looking to buy bigger.

Dennis Rodkin Discusses the 2013 Chicago Real Estate Market on Chicago TonightChicago magazine's real estate writer, Dennis Rodkin, visited WTTW's Chicago Tonight to discuss the current state of the Chicagoland real...Business & Financial News, Breaking US & International News | Reuters.comReuters.com brings you the latest news from around the world, covering breaking news in business, politics, entertainment, technology, an...DaybookWBEZ news blogger Charlie Meyerson looks ahead at a story that’s piquing.Habemus News Quiz XIt's that time ...Chicago breeds best hoopers who later leave the cityMany of the country’s best high school basketball players come out of Chicago. So why can’t the local and regional colleges and universities keep them at home? Shouldn’t DePaul and Northwestern and Illinois be able to recruit them and thus become self-perpetuating big-time programs like Kansas, Duke, and Kentucky? WBEZ’s Cheryl Raye Stout went in search of answers.Illinois basketball: NCAA tournament berth marks rebirth for Illinois basketballIllinois' biggest postseason event a season ago was an emotional goodbye news conference by Bruce Weber after he was fired. Last season's...Northwestern basketball news: Bill Carmody out as Northwestern Wildcats coachNo NCAA tournament appearances in 13 seasons Bill Carmody took Northwestern basketball from the depths of Division I to respectability. B...James Sanders violin extraordinaire and pianist Kevin O'ConnellJames Sanders is a trained classical musician with a performance degree from Yale. But the Ivy Leagues turned out to be just the starting for this talented violinist's musical education. His advanced "learning" came after Yale, and on the streets of Chicago. Sanders is joined by pianist Kevin O'Connell for a performance on The Morning Shift. They'll play music from Sanders' jazz repertoire, and talk about the many sides of this man’s music.Killing Me Softly - Jazz Violin interpretation featuring James Sanders & ConjuntojamesviolinJames Sanders ViolinWelcome to the website of James Sanders, Chicago Jazz violinist/improviser and educator.