Former federal prosecutor Patrick Collins is chairing a new state government ethics panel created by Lt. Governor Pat Quinn. We talk to Mr. Collins about his goals for the commission.

Christian Farr has the latest on the case against the governor. He tells us when the FBI wiretaps of Gov. Blagojevich could be released and how the governor's lawyers are working to get U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald removed from the case.

Should Roland Burris have accepted the governor's nomination for the vacated U.S. Senate seat? We hear some of your responses when we read some viewer mail.

The Illinois House moved closer to a vote on whether or not to impeach the governor today. Eddie Arruza and his panel discuss the latest proceedings and what happens with the impeachment process from here.

On tonight's special edition of the Week in Review we take an in-depth look at the impeachment of Governor Blagojevich. The Illinois House voted 114 to 1 to oust the embattled governor yet he remains defiant and vows to fight on.

Now that Gov. Rod Blagojevich has been impeached, all eyes rest on the Illinois Senate. Carol Marin and her panel of experts discuss what to expect during the governor's senate trial.

Rich Samuels talks to Jesse White about his initial refusal to certify Roland Burris' appointment. Rich also catches up with Obama's senior adviser David Axelrod for the latest on the incoming administration.

In less than forty eight hours, Roland Burris will be sworn in as the junior senator from Illinois. Rich Samuels brings us the latest on his strange journey to Washington.

Chicago City Treasurer Stephanie Neely offers some tips on how to take control of your finances.

Governor Rod Blagojevich presided over the swearing in of the new Illinois State Senate, the same body that will judge him for his impeachment trial in two weeks. Carol Marin joins us live from Springfield with the latest.

We are heading into a deep freeze. Rich Samuels will tell us for how long and why Mayor Daley is looking for a salt substitute.

President Bush bids farewell to the nation tonight. We hear his speech live, and after, Eddie Arruza and his panel of journalists analyze the speech and look at the legacy of the Bush presidency.

Tonight's panel discusses the week's top headlines: Controversial pick Roland Burris sworn in by the U.S. Senate; politicians are lining up to fill Rahm Emanuel's vacant congressional seat; Gov. Blagojevich swears in the Illinois state senators presiding over his upcoming impeachment trial; the Chicago Tribune unveiling a tabloid edition on Monday; investors feeling queasy after another wild week on Wall Street; and Bears coach Lovie Smith taking charge of the defense next season.