On this edition of Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review with Joel Weisman, Willis Tower will no longer be the tallest building in the U.S. Gov. Pat Quinn taps Paul Vallas as his running mate. Sen. Mark Kirk endorses no one in the GOP governor’s race and says the Republican Party needs more moderate candidates. The Tribune Company cuts 240 jobs. And in sports -- new injuries for both Jay Cutler and Derrick Rose. And Northern Illinois University remains undefeated, strengthening its case for a major bowl bid.

Guests:

- Craig Dellimore, WBBM Newsradio 780

- John McCarron, Chicago Tribune

- Mary Wisniewski, Reuters

- Danny Ecker, Crain’s Chicago Business

Watch our panel’s web-exclusive conversation in Web Extra: The Week in Review: 11/15.

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

Monday, November 11:

-Remembering Charlie Trotter

-Razing Chicago

-Not Yet Begun to Fight

-Temple Grandin

-"Big Cat" Williams on Bears vs. Lions

-Viewer Feedback:Native American Sports Mascots

Tuesday, November 12:

-Paul Vallas Introduced as Quinn's Running Mate

-Joseph Berrios

-Willis Tower Loses Tallest Building Debate

-Trans Fat Phaseout

-Vacant Churches

-Skin Electronics

- Ship Shape: Spellbinding Seascapes with Sunken Ships

Wednesday, November 13:

-Prosecutors Urge Court to Reject Blagojevich Appeal

-Park District Pension Reform

-Bill Introduced to Expand Early Learning Programs

-Cholesterol Treatment Changes After 4-Year Review

-Ask Geoffrey: 11/13

-Rats!

- Web Extra: Cats at Work Project

Thursday, November 14:

-Chicago Infrastructure Trust

-City Council on Chicago's Finances

-Clinical Medical Ethics

-Rob Delaney

-The 25,000 Mile Love Story

- Web Series Episode 4: Chicago Tonight’s Field Trip

- Children’s Author or Dirty Old Man?

Friday, November 15:

- Weekend Events Around Town: 11/15 – 11/17

- Web Extra: The Week in Review