This week on Chicago Tonight: The Week in Review,Ozzie Guillen bolts for Miami after a contentious split with the White Sox. Explosive allegations surface in a new book about Walter Payton. The state budget looks bleak despite a hefty income tax increase. Is a Chicago commuter tax on the table? And the Bears get ready for Ron Rivera's Carolina Panthers after last Sunday's meltdown against Green Bay.

Guests:

- Mary Ann Ahern, NBC-5 News

- Lorraine Forte, Catalyst Chicago

- John McCarron, Chicago Tribune

- Rick Telander, Chicago Sun-Times

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

Monday, September 26:

- Illinois' Budget Deficit

- Potential Government Shutdown

- Chicago Business News: 9/26

- Clarke House Museum:Chicago Landmark Turns 175

- Bears Alumni Club:Emery Moorehead

- Dean John Lavine

-Viewer Mail

Tuesday, September 27:

- Ozzie Guillen Leaves White Sox

- Chicago's Inspector General:Joseph M. Ferguson

- Laura Caldwell:Long Way Home

- Art Collection at Union League Club of Chicago

- Hedy Weiss: Theater Reviews

Wednesday, September 28:

- William Cellini's Trial

- Aldermen on Inspector General's Budget Ideas

- Faster-Than-Light Experiments

- Hisham Matar:Anatomy of a Disappearance

Thursday, September 29:

- Critical Mass & Urban Cycling

- PROHIBITION: A Film by Ken Burns & Lynn Novick

- Anthony Freud:Lyric Opera of Chicago's New Director

- Viewer Mail:Lake Shore Drive Toll