This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review, former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich says he’s “unbelievably sorry” for what he did. His sentence is the longest for a politician in state history. Will Judge James Zagel’s ruling deter future corruption in Illinois? Ald. Dick Mell called “racist” in ward re-map battle. The Chicago Sun-Times to charge for online content. And in sports, Ron Santo gets the Hall of Fame call a year after his death; and can Caleb Hanie turn around the Bears offense? All that and more on the week in review!

Guests:

- Chuck Goudie, ABC-7 News

- Greg Hinz, Crain’s Chicago Business

- Laura Washington, Chicago Sun-Times

- Lester Munson, ESPN

Here is a roundup of Chicago Tonight‘s web stories from this week:

Monday, December 5:

- Ron Santo Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

- Chicago Business News: 12/05

- Bears Alumni Club: Mike Richardson

- City Sticker Design Contest

Tuesday, December 6:

- Blagojevich Sentencing Begins

- Preckwinkle's First Year in Office

- Viewer Mail: Blagojevich Sentencing

Wednesday, December 7:

- Blagojevich Sentenced to 14 Years

Thursday, December 8:

- Robert Blagojevich on Brother's Sentence

- Analysis of What's Ahead for Blagojevich

- High School Dropout Rates

- New Rush University Hospital

- Deeply Rooted

Friday, December 9:

- Weekend Events Around Town