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On Monday's Morning Shift, we'll talk about Illinois' deepening financial crisis, examine the recent string of football injuries, look at foreclosures in Chicago, enjoy some holiday theater, and hang out with Chicago's own Bone and Bell.

Quinn is launching a Web campaign stressing pension reform, amid calls from lawmakers who say there's no need to rush.

This week Cook County will start sending letters to about 115,000 of its low-income residents inviting them to enroll in the county’s new Medicaid program.

They are putting up the stands and the barricades today, making ready for the one million people, give or take, coming to watch tomorrow the Magnificent Mile Lights Festival parade make its way down Michigan Avenue.Think back, way back and imagine the delight that must have been felt by the fur-clad

The Metra board voted to raise the price of its ten-ride tickets today.The board voted 8-2 in favor of the fare hike.

Michigan Avenue will be ablaze with more than a million lights Saturday for the city's festival of lights. But it's not the only festival in town. Rick talks to two foodie filmmakers in town for the Chicago Food Film Festival. Plus the stars of Northlight Theater's The Odd Couple.

Chicago area community health centers prepare for influx of new patients under the Affordable Care Act.